Account Managers are primarily responsible for servicing commercial lines insurance policies (new and renewal) while creating and maintaining strong relationships with customers, underwriters, and other professionals.
Duties of an Account Manager include but are not limited to:
- Maintain a Property & Casualty license along with keeping up with Continuing Education.
- Understanding and following the Cross Basic Procedure Manual.
- Understanding and following the Commercial Lines Workflow Manual.
- Only using approved Action Codes in AMS 360.
- Following up and completing open suspense’s daily.
- Servicing and selling commercial insurance products to prospective and existing clients.
- Establish & maintain good working relationships with company personnel (underwriters, marketing representatives, companies service center, and claims representatives).
- Providing quality customer service to existing and prospective clients.
- Proactively retaining accounts when applicable.
- Staying up to date on new insurance products and market/industry trends.
- The ability to understand and analyze insurance coverage and policy forms.
- Strong written, oral and phone communication skills
- Organize, set, and maintain priorities
- Working knowledge and/or experience with AMS360, Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Teams).
- Collecting payment information, uploading payments to various company websites, and recording activity notes in AMS360.
- Meeting annual sales goal.
- Following up on all ‘Broker of Record’ letters within your assigned book of business.
- Service an average size book of business.
- Must have seven (5-7) years minimum experience handling Commercial Lines Middle Market Accounts.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Compensation: The base salaryrangefor this role is $90,000 - $110,000 (annually) Actual compensation will be based on factors including location, skills, experience, and internal equity. Cross Insurance offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with match, paid time off, and more.
