The Account Executive sells commercial insurance products, builds relationships with clients, and meets sales objectives within a designated territory.

Investigate and settle total loss, loss-of-use, towing, and storage claims for a variety of vehicles. Perform valuations, negotiate settlements within authority limits, coordinate rentals and salvage, ensure state-specific compliance, document claim activity, and maintain required adjuster/appraiser licensing.

Investigate, evaluate, negotiate, and resolve commercial liability claims. Verify coverage, assess liability and damages, coordinate with providers, set reserves, document decisions, and obtain/maintain state licensing.

Investigate and resolve moderate-to-complex commercial liability insurance claims by evaluating coverage, determining liability, handling settlements and litigation, coordinating with vendors and counsel, establishing reserves, and maintaining compliant documentation throughout the claim lifecycle.

In this role, you will manage insurance claims, investigate cases, negotiate settlements, and communicate with stakeholders to resolve claims efficiently.

Conduct onsite safety and risk assessments for commercial accounts, prepare detailed multi-line reports, advise underwriting, deliver trainings and seminars, develop safety programs, and manage client/agent relationships while supporting multi-location accounts and performing up to 50% travel.

The Premium Auditor performs detailed audits for work comp, general liability, and commercial auto, collaborating with various stakeholders while ensuring compliance with regulations.

Supervise legal support staff and establish legal operations by optimizing processes and legal technology, managing legal spend and outside counsel relationships, analyzing metrics, and building knowledge-sharing systems to improve efficiency and service delivery.

Sell specialized commercial insurance, 401(k), and life products to niche market accounts in a defined Texas territory. Build and retain profitable relationships, coordinate with underwriting and service teams, pursue new business, and meet sales and service objectives.

The HR Business Partner supports Sentry managers in areas like recruitment, associate relations, performance management, and policy compliance, while collaborating with HR teams to address business needs.

The Renewal Underwriting Executive manages customer relationships and retention strategies, evaluates risk, and coordinates underwriting processes for National Accounts.

The Account Executive is responsible for selling specialized commercial insurance products, building relationships with clients, and meeting sales objectives within their territory.

The Sales Representative will quote, sell, and service insurance policies, provide customer service, handle payments, and perform local marketing tasks.

The Director - Regional Commercial Lines Pricing will lead a team to analyze pricing strategies, manage financial resources, and communicate rate revisions to ensure the company’s profitability and growth.

Design and deliver business-focused learning and performance solutions for Commercial Lines Sales, Underwriting, and Safety Services. Assess needs, develop blended learning (classroom, eLearning, performance support), facilitate sessions, lead projects, integrate performance metrics, and measure impact to strengthen capability across roles and levels.

Lead and manage learning teams to design, deliver, and evaluate performance-based learning across Commercial Lines, Personal Lines, and Customer Service & Operations. Partner with leaders, track learning metrics and expenses, and contribute to enterprise learning strategy while coaching and developing staff.

As a Senior Trial Attorney, you'll represent Sentry and insured clients by defending claims, handling all aspects of litigation, and managing a full caseload with minimal oversight.

As a Coverage Attorney, you'll analyze and assert coverage positions, manage complex subrogation cases, and educate claims associates while collaborating with outside counsel.

The Territory Executive manages broker and client relationships, generates submissions, collaborates with underwriting, and presents sales proposals for Workers Compensation accounts.

The Account Executive sells commercial insurance products, builds and maintains client relationships, and collaborates with various departments to meet sales objectives.