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David Careers

Associate Vice President, Underwriting Manager, Construction General Liability

Posted 4 days ago

confidentialSan Antonio (TX)
Construction ManagersDirect Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers

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About the role

Associate Vice President, Underwriting Manager, Construction General Liability
About the Company: Well-established provider of commercial lines insurance products Industry Insurance Type Public Company Founded 1822 Employees 1001-5000 Categories Consulting & Professional Services Insurance Business ClassificationsB2B Enterprise E-Commerce
About the Role: The Company is seeking an Associate Vice President and Underwriting Manager to lead a team of construction general liability underwriters and build and maintain a profitable book of business. Responsibilities include analyzing underwriting data, making decisions within delegated authority, and driving profitability, retention, and premium goals. The role also involves managing wholesale broker relationships, monitoring market trends and emerging risks, and contributing to strategic planning and operational direction. The successful candidate will support team development through training and initiatives, and help establish business goals and accountability for broker partners. Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent and preferably at least 10 years of underwriting experience. Strong communication and analytical skills are needed to develop new business and manage renewals, along with proficiency in relevant software and excellent organizational and time-management abilities. Candidates should be able to lead and direct a small to medium-sized underwriting team and possess, or be pursuing, relevant underwriting or industry designations. Hiring Manager Title Vice President FunctionsFinance

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