Commercial Lines Account Manager (Remote and Hybrid Opportunities)
Posted 3 days ago
broadstreet partnersDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Grow Your Career with Broad Street Partners Broad Street Partners is a rapidly growing insurance brokerage platform with 32 Core Partner agencies across the U.S. and Canada. We support high-performing independent agencies with the resources and reach of a national organization while preserving the local relationships and expertise that drive success. One of our Core Partner agencies is looking for a Commercial Lines Account Manager to support Producers, strengthen client relationships, and help deliver an exceptional client experience
What You’ll Do:
Partner with Producers to support new and renewal business Prepare applications, submissions, and underwriting information Support carrier marketing and placement activities Review policies, endorsements, and coverage details for accuracy Manage renewal timelines and client deliverables Serve as a key connection between clients, carriers, and internal teams
What You Bring:
Active Property & Casualty (P&C) License 2+ years of Commercial Lines experience Knowledge of coverages, underwriting, and carrier guidelines Applied Epic experience preferred Strong organization, communication, and attention to detail Why Broad Street Remote and hybrid opportunities available based on location Local agency culture with national-level support Career growth and exposure across a growing platform Collaborative, people-first environment Ready to grow your impact and build your career? We’d love to connect.
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