Employee Benefits Account Manager

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capstone search groupAtlanta (GA)

Compensation and Benefits Managers All Other Insurance Related Activities

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About the role

Direct message the job poster from Capstone Search Group Guiding clients through the ever-changing world of employee benefits, as Employee Benefits Account Manageryou’ll join a premier Atlanta insurance broker in an important service role. Building additional capacity into their team, they need your expertise to: Have strategic conversations with clients (typically in the 50-300 lives range) about new ideas for their insurance programs, both throughout the year and in preparation for renewal Assist with service issues as they arise in tandem with Account Associates Partner with producers to strengthen stewardship in new client meetings and for existing clients Coordinate service delivery in partnership with wellness, HR, compliance, marketing, and claims Take responsibility for available technology platforms for integration, enrollments, and communication

Skills & Experience: At least three (3) years of experience in a similar client service role with experience in multiple health and welfare disciplines & account management processes Ability to handle a variety of service initiatives like benefit guides, communication, implementation, RFPs, and spreadsheets Job Specs

Location: Atlanta, GA with hybrid schedule available. Seniority level Associate Employment type Full-time Job function Customer Service and Administrative Industries: Staffing and Recruiting, Insurance, and Insurance Agencies and Brokerages For more information about this role, please contact Capstone Search Group.

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