Commerical Lines Account Executive

The Account Executive is responsible for the placement and ongoing management of an assigned book of business. When managing house accounts, this role also includes responsibility for business development and client retention within that portfolio.

This position manages a more complex book of business that may involve industry specialization, larger account revenue, and or complex coverage structures such as loss sensitive programs, large deductibles, captives, or shared and layered programs. The Account Executive develops and executes placement strategies while supporting the “Fewer and Stronger” market consolidation initiative by identifying and selecting the most appropriate markets to approach for coverage.

Strong negotiation skills are essential to secure the best possible terms and conditions for clients.

The Account Executive also provides clear direction to the assigned service team to ensure client needs and expected outcomes are achieved, while supporting RSC E&O risk mitigation and maintaining a consistent and sustainable service model.

This is a hybrid role requiring one to three days per week in either our Boston or Dedham Massachusetts offices.

• Manage service, placement, and business development for an assigned book of business, including house accounts
• Develop and execute renewal and placement strategies, including market selection, exposure analysis, and coverage design
• Lead marketing efforts, negotiate terms, prepare executive summaries, and manage proposal review and binding
• Provide direction to the service team, including binding instructions, and ensure delivery aligns with client expectations
• Oversee client deliverables such as proposal debriefs, stewardship reports, and ongoing communication
• Coordinate with internal teams on claims advocacy, loss control, and risk management initiatives
• Review contractual requirements and communicate material coverage changes with carriers
• Drive client retention, cross sell opportunities, and support new business efforts including RFPs

• 7+ Years of experience in a Property & Casualty brokerage environment
• Deep technical knowledge of Property & Casualty business
• Technical knowledge of loss sensitive, alternative risk transfer, & self-insured retentions programs
• Hold Insurance licenses as required by the Company

$84,200 - $130,000 Annual

The pay range provided above is made in good faith and based on our lowest and highest annual salary or hourly rate paid for the role and takes into account years of experience required, geography, and/or budget for this role.

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