Commercial Lines Account Manager
general placement serviceAustin (TX)
Commercial Lines Account Manager
Posted today
general placement serviceAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
General Placement Service is actively recruiting an experienced Commercial Lines Account Manager to join a highly reputable insurance agency. This is a fully remote opportunity available to qualified candidates anywhere in Pennsylvania with an active Property & Casualty license.
What You'll Do:
- Manage day-to-day servicing of commercial lines accounts
- Process endorsements, certificates, binders, and invoices
- Review policies and prepare renewal proposals
- Maintain accurate account documentation within the agency management system
What We're Looking For:
- 3+ years of Commercial Lines insurance experience
- Active Pennsylvania Property & Casualty License
- Applied EPIC experience highly preferred
- Why You'll Love This Opportunity:100% remote anywhere in Pennsylvania - preference for Western PAJoin an established and reputable insurance agency
- Opportunity to manage and build relationships with commercial clients
- Team-oriented and employee-first culture
- Ready for your next opportunity? Apply today for immediate consideration!
- Your job search is confidential. Qualified candidates will speak directly with a GPS recruiter before any information is shared with our client. Your resume will never be submitted without your knowledge and consent.
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