Employee Benefits Account Manager
vantage financial groupAkron (OH)
Employee Benefits Account Manager
Posted 3 days ago
vantage financial groupAkron (OH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Employee Benefits
Account Manager Position Summary
The Employee Benefits:
Account Manager serves as the main service contact for an assigned routine to moderate book of business with a focus on small to mid-size clients.
Essential Duties:
Prepare analyses, in accordance with client service calendar financial meetings (e.g. post renewal, mid-year, pre-renewal, renewal). Analyses may include but are not limited to; market review analysis, rate and contribution analysis, benchmarking Serve as primary contact with insurance carriers for negotiating and marketing coverage for new business quotes and renewals, including: requesting quotes, evaluating & spreadsheeting options, negotiating rates and benefit features and, preparing renewal or new plan options with executive summary. Detailed understanding of health and ancillary benefit plan designs, billing and claims resolution procedures. Working knowledge in CRM and all carrier employer and broker portals Responsible for acting as the primary service contact between clients and insurance carriers and retaining clients through customer service which includes open and clear communication channels with clients, producers and internal partners. Ensure accurate and timely responses occur between all parties. Inform Account Executives and Producers of escalated service issues Install new group insurance contracts for existing clients or new clients effectively utilizing resources to match client needs. Expected to attend client meetings on site at their location(s).Assisting in the reviewing of claims and managing the client issues around claims handling. As needed, preparation of materials needed for client meetings including but not limited to agendas, reports, calendars, etc. Develop employee memorandum drafts for client to communicate the following; annual renewal changes, enrollment procedures, miscellaneous benefit changes and/or clarifications. Follow system and Account Manager workflow Submit the appropriate notification forms to the commission department Update CRM on an ongoing basis and create and maintain case files that include all critical client information based on implemented workflows. Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
Required:
High school diploma/GED (four-year degree preferred)Minimum three to five years of client service experience, preferably in group benefit insurance Able and willing to travel locally up to 25% of the time Valid Ohio Drivers License High level of computer literacy including working knowledge of Microsoft Windows applications and MS Office specifically Microsoft Excel and Power Point Must currently hold life and health insurance license (or must obtain within first 30 days of employment) and retain license by meeting continuing education requirements Work Traits: Sets priorities and manages work flow independently to ensure efficient, timely and accurate processing of transactions and other responsibilities. Enthusiastic attitude, cooperative team player, adaptable to new or changing circumstances, professional demeanor, sensitive to client needs, self-motivated, creative and innovative. Strong ability to problem solve, make independent decisions with minimal oversight, set and meet deadlines, communicate, negotiate, work under pressure, organize, prioritize, manage multiple tasks and operate in a fast-paced environment. Keep informed and further industry education, new product knowledge, legislation, coverages and technology to continuously improve knowledge and performance with the ability to articulate and educate those around them. U.S.
Eligibility Requirements:
Must be 18 years of age or older Must be willing to submit to a background investigation; any offer of employment is conditioned upon the successful completion of a background investigation
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