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Personal Lines Account Manager Port Royal, SC, Lowcountry Insurance Services

Personal Lines Account Manager

Full Time • Port Royal, SC, Lowcountry Insurance Services
Benefits:
  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Competitive salary
  • Dental insurance
  • Health insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Training & development
  • Vision insurance
  • Wellness resources
  • Parental leave
Job Description
The Personal Lines Account Manager will provide a high level of sales support to the Producer and customer service to clients. The position requires a significant degree of independent judgment and discretion in order to meet those service levels. The Account Manager will assist in the production of new and renewal accounts in keeping with Agency and individual Producer goals and provide field service in support of Producer activities. They will be responsible for assisting clients with service needs and making changes to existing accounts. The Account Manager will work with the Producer to design and recommend proper insurance and risk management programs to Agency clients. 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Quoting new business and remarketing renewals as needed 
  • Updating all necessary items in management system and sending to client as needed 
  • Receiving and responding to client emails, phone calls, requests for endorsements, certificates, etc.; maintaining accurate and current electronic files documenting such requests are handled. 
  • Working directly with Producers to provide necessary client documents, checklists, and proposals. 
  • Use support tools (electronic tasks and expiration/renewal reports) to maintain an organized and effective workstation. 
  • Establish working relationships with clients, potential clients, and the companies we represent via phone, email, and written correspondence.  
  • Support teammates with follow-up for clients and prospects.  
  • Research and resolve coverage questions.  
  • Promptly respond to client needs either on the phone or electronically.  
  • Cultivate new opportunities and offer additional lines of insurance through consultative selling.  
  • Assist with other office duties as they arise and are needed.  

Minimum Qualifications and Experience:
  • 1 to 3 years experiences as a Personal Lines P&C Account Manager or similar is preferred
  • Possess or able to obtain Property and Casualty Insurance License within 6-12 months of employment. Correll will assist in scheduling courses and cover the application and licensing fees along with covering the cost for bi-annual license renewals.
  • Proficient in AMS360 and ImageRight (Worksmart) is preferred but not required
Location:
Port Royal, SC
https://www.correllinsurance.com/insurance-offices/lowcountry-insurance-services-sc

Work Type:
Full-time, M-F 9-5

About Us:
Lowcountry Insurance Services, a Member of Correll Insurance Group is a full-service independent insurance agency serving customers throughout the southeast and nationwide. Our agency provides convenience service for insurance needs while bringing a unique mix of local knowledge and service combined with the depth and resources of a nationally licensed insurance agency. Correll Insurance Group offers options for personal insurance and commercial insurance. Additional coverages include life insurance, group benefits, surety bond solutions, and much more. We have access to a network of agency leaders, and risk management professionals while still delivering the personalized service of a small agency.


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