Client Account Executive - Personal Lines
Client Account Executive - Personal Lines
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Responsible for an assigned book of business. Empowered to work closely within the day-to-day functions of the book including clear customer interaction.
- At each service contract, reviews current client coverages and recommends changes in coverage and in markets, as needed to ensure high quality coverage.
- Processes renewals and remarkets, as needed.
- Assists clients with making coverage changes and completes all service requests for clients.
- Informs clients of policy changes, exclusions of coverage and insurance coverage needs. Explains coverages and exclusions to clients. Uses every service contract as opportunity to review and market appropriate coverage.
- Handles direct-billed "walk-in" payments. Verifies coverage status processes, as appropriate. Provides receipt.
- Generates documents and produces correspondence to satisfy client service requests or to provide automated information, as needed by client.
- Prepares summaries of insurance, schedules and proposals, using computerized system.
- Assists clients in submitting first reports of claims. Obtains adjustors or visits from agency staff, facilitates prompt response from company staff and follow up on claims status to keep insureds informed and to work toward settlement of claims.
- Maintains orderly electronic files and information, following agency standards.
- Verifies accuracy and coverage adequacy of policies. Requests changes to correct errors and follows up.
- Surveys insureds' loss exposures and recommends coverage at every service opportunity.
- Processes incoming mail requests and responds promptly and appropriately.
- Works with Insurance Advisor to schedule and plan visits to clients.
- Verifies accuracy of all direct bill cancellation notices and take appropriate action.
- Implements agency credit and collection policy regarding agency-billed commercial lines clients.
- Actively participates in insurance operations meetings
- Personal and Organizational Development
- Sets priorities and manages workflow to ensure efficient, timely, and accurate processing of transactions and other responsibilities.
- Keeps informed regarding industry information, new product information, coverages, and technology to continuously improve knowledge and stay current.
- Interacts with others effectively by utilizing good communications skills, cooperates positively and provides information and guidance, as needed, to contribute to the business efforts of the agency.
- Perform other miscellaneous duties as assigned by agency management.
- Related Skills & Key Competencies
- Leads as a team player with excellent interpersonal skills
- Possesses excellent written and oral communication skills
- Must possess a high energy level and outgoing personality
- Promotes and administers change and accepts diversity
- Exhibits problem-solving, and decision-making skills
- Fosters open communication
- Advanced knowledge of rating procedures, coverages, and industry operations to effectively manage, maintain, and underwrite assigned client and prospect lists.
- Proficient computer skills including Microsoft Office & ExcelAdapts to changing instructions and working environment
- Must work in an efficient, systematic way
- Requirements4-year Degree in related field of study or 6 years combination of education and/or financial experience. 4+ years insurance experience required.
- Current Property & Casualty and/or Life and Health Licensing
- Preferably holds relatable Insurance Designations (i.e. CISR, CIC, CPCU)
- Performs duties outside normal scope as assigned
- Ability to lead capacity for one or more functional areas
- Capability to analyze business process, develop ad-hoc reports, provide proactive solutions and develop procedural documentation
- Well versed in insurance regulations, provides education and develops processes, procedures and policies within department
- Relies on experience and judgement to plan and accomplish goals and is comfortable with ambiguity and problem solving
- Works under little to general supervision
- Act as a leader for all Client Account Managers & Specialists
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