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Provides administrative and clerical support to property and casualty insurance brokers. Duties include billing and financing follow-up, insurance certificate processing, responding to confirmation requests, preparing documents and presentations, answering phones, distributing mail, tracking activities, prioritizing deadlines, and maintaining accurate records. Requires strong Microsoft Office skills, attention to detail, organization, teamwork, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

Manage and retain a book of commercial insurance accounts, coordinating new and renewal business, quotations, applications, policy issuance, endorsements, invoices, cancellations, and client communications. Review policies for accuracy, gather underwriting data, maintain account files, generate reports, and collaborate with producers, carriers, underwriters, claims representatives, and service teams. The role also involves continuing education, maintaining insurance expertise, and assisting with employee training.

Provides ICBC and private auto insurance coverage through office and dealership locations. Supports customers at the counter and by telephone, meets production targets, follows insurer and regulatory requirements, manages documentation and funds, handles complaints, and maintains professional development. Requires strong client service and communication skills, sales initiative, a Level 1 General Insurance License, auto insurance experience, and access to a personal vehicle.

Manage and service middle-market commercial insurance accounts with emphasis on real estate. Evaluate coverages, prepare marketing and renewal materials, negotiate with carriers, authorize certificates and binders, review contracts and policies, conduct client visits, and apply basic loss-analysis and retrospective rating knowledge. Maintain client relationships and pursue professional development.

Services assigned commercial insurance accounts by reviewing coverage, limits, and client needs; recommends appropriate solutions; maintains client relationships; develops new business; prepares applications, proposals, certificates, invoices, and renewal transactions; maintains agency management records; supports premium collections; and contributes to departmental production and profitability goals.

Manage group insurance accounts by analyzing renewals, preparing specifications and comparative analyses, calculating premium-sharing and taxable benefits, implementing plans, tracking insurer and client documentation, providing responsive service to client administrators, and resolving client issues. The role requires strong analytical, organizational, prioritization, communication, bilingual French-English, Microsoft Office, and Excel skills.

Leads seven Private Client Account Managers and Account Executives serving high-net-worth clients in Washington. Responsibilities include coaching, performance management, retention strategy, complex coverage and service escalations, renewal and carrier negotiations, workflow and KPI oversight, agency management system adherence, carrier relationship management, and integration of acquired client portfolios. The role is a hybrid player-coach position requiring hands-on HNW personal lines expertise and Washington insurance licensing.

Provide professional client service and insurance advice for personal lines (auto, travel health, personal insurance). Identify client needs, upsell and cross-sell company products, educate clients on bundling benefits, and use broker management systems to manage accounts in a fast-paced, client-focused environment.

The HUB Insurance Sales Advisor sells insurance products, develops client relationships, maintains the client database, and provides support and education on services offered.

Proactively generate and convert self-sourced and company leads for personal lines. Quote and sell tailored home and auto insurance, underwrite new policies, provide excellent client service, and build long-term relationships while managing priorities independently.