Construction Team Lead (MAS)

Nassau County, NY - Engineering & Chemistry - Hybrid - Full time

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Date Posted: 5/31/2024

Construction Team Lead (MAS)
Nassau County, NY
(Hybrid)
$175K + Bonus

Candidate will be responsible for managing a team as well as serve as lead account manager for a $10M+ construction book.

Responsibilities:
Day to day account management including handling of policies, endorsements, COI’s, auto ID cards, invoicing and loss analysis. Participate in client visits to help build and maintain relationships. Build and expand relationships with carrier partners. Work with producer and account managers throughout renewal process, obtaining updated information and negotiating renewal pricing. Manage a small team.

Requirements:
7+ years of experience as an account manager/account executive. Strong knowledge of commercial lines coverages and with expertise in Construction accounts. Must have active Property & Casualty Broker’s License. Insurance designations highly preferred.

Please contact Michael Stormo at mstormo@clarkdavis.com

$175K + Bonus

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