Commercial Insurance Producer
Posted 3 days ago
vensure employer servicesDallas (TX)
Insurance Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description Job Description
ABOUT EMPLOYMENT We're looking for a driven, knowledgeable Commercial Insurance Producer to join a growing Farmers agency and help expand its commercial book across the DFW market.
This is an opportunity for a true producer who enjoys prospecting, building relationships, advising business owners, and closing new business — while having the support needed to focus on what you do best: selling.
If you're licensed, experienced in commercial insurance, and motivated by production and earning potential, this could be your next great opportunity.
What You'll Do New Business Development Build and maintain a targeted prospect list based on industry, geography, and business profile.
Develop and manage a consistent prospecting strategy.
Identify new business opportunities through outbound prospecting, referrals, networking, and existing agency relationships.
Develop Centers of Influence, including:
CPAs Attorneys
Bankers
Bonding agents
Business professionals
Industry associations
Identify commercial opportunities within existing Personal Lines relationships.
Develop referrals from producers, service team members, and existing clients.
Represent the agency at chamber events, trade associations, networking events, and community functions.
Maintain a disciplined sales pipeline with accurate stages, opportunity values, and expected close dates.
Follow up consistently with prospects and manage opportunities through the full sales cycle.
Commercial Risk & Coverage Advisory Meet with business owners, executives, and other decision-makers to understand their operations and insurance needs.
Analyze exposures related to:
Business operations Payroll
Class codes
Fleet
Property values
Contracts
Prior loss history
Other relevant business risks
Identify gaps in a prospect's existing insurance program.
Help clients understand their exposures and recommend appropriate coverage solutions.
Develop insurance programs based on the client's overall risk — not simply the lowest premium.
Advise clients on appropriate coverage limits, deductibles, exclusions, and risk considerations.
Commercial Products You'll work with a range of Commercial Lines products, including:
Business Owners Policies (BOP)
Commercial General Liability (CGL)
Commercial Property
Commercial Auto
Workers' Compensation
Umbrella / Excess Liability
Experience across multiple commercial lines is important because you'll be expected to understand the client's overall risk profile and recommend an appropriate insurance program.
Submissions & Closing Gather complete submission information, including:
ACORD applications Supplemental applications
Loss runs
Financial information
Exposure information
Other required documentation
Prepare accurate and complete submissions.
Submit accounts through the appropriate Farmers commercial platform.
Work directly with underwriters regarding:
Terms Pricing
Credits
Coverage
Prepare professional proposals comparing coverage, limits, deductibles, exclusions, and overall cost of risk.
Present proposals to owners, controllers, CFOs, and other decision-makers.
Lead prospects through the sales process from initial conversation through signature and binding.
Coordinate premium financing, down payments, and required documentation.
Ensure accurate binding within granted authority.
Maintain complete and audit-ready account documentation.
Account Growth & Client Relationships While this is primarily a sales and production-focused role , you'll also play an important role in developing long-term relationships with the clients you bring in.
You'll:
Develop renewal strategies for your book.
Conduct exposure reviews and identify changing business needs.
Conduct annual stewardship reviews.
Identify opportunities for additional coverage.
Review claims activity and experience modification trends when applicable.
Recommend changes to insurance programs as the client's business evolves.
Advocate for clients when issues arise.
Coordinate with Farmers claims representatives and the service team when needed.
Support Certificates of Insurance and contractual insurance requirements.
Assist with premium audits and communicate results and implications to clients.
The goal is to build strong client relationships while keeping your primary focus on growth and new business production.
What We’re Looking For Required Active Texas General Lines Property & Casualty license
2+ years of commercial insurance experience
Experience in commercial insurance sales, underwriting, or account management
Strong working knowledge of commercial insurance products and coverage forms
Understanding of:
BOP CGL
Commercial Property
Commercial Auto
Workers' Compensation
Umbrella
Familiarity with:
ACORD applications Loss runs
Class codes
Experience modification factors
Proven ability to prospect independently and manage a self-directed sales pipeline
Strong presentation and negotiation skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to communicate confidently with business owners, executives, and other decision-makers
Strong organizational and follow-up skills
Ability to work independently while following agency and carrier guidelines
Strong computer and agency-management-system skills
Valid Texas driver's license
Reliable transportation
Personal auto insurance meeting agency requirements
Preferred Existing relationships within the DFW commercial insurance market
Existing book of business
Experience with Farmers commercial products and submission platforms
Industry specialization in areas such as:
Contractors Trucking / Transportation
Restaurants
Habitational
Professional Services
CIC, CPCU, CRM, or similar designation
Progress toward an industry designation
Bilingual English/Spanish
An existing book of business is a plus — but it is not required. We're more interested in your commercial insurance expertise, sales ability, and potential to produce.
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