Full-Time

Client Advocate

Commercial Insurance, Retail and Distribution

Posted on 8/21/2025

Deadline 10/31/25
WTW

WTW

10,001+ employees

Global risk management, insurance brokerage, consulting

Compensation Overview

$120k - $140k/yr

+ Annual Bonus

No H1B Sponsorship

Philadelphia, PA, USA

Hybrid

This role is hybrid, with a mix of remote and in-person work. Flexibility in working arrangements is encouraged.

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Requirements
  • Targeted 8+ years of commercial Property & Casualty experience in a client facing role or demonstrated capabilities to complete role responsibilities
  • Able to apply knowledge of coverage forms in the analysis of program design, the identification of coverage gaps, and ongoing coverage consultation
  • Ability to interpret, analyze, and present analytical models
  • Relationship Management skills: able to leverage internal and external relationships to bring WTW resources and assets tailored to client needs; ability to drive conflict resolution
  • Negotiation skills: Ability to develop innovative and creative solutions to do complex deals, drive consensus across internal and external stakeholders to close deals and the ability to drive conflict resolution and secure concessions mitigating injury to client relationships
  • Business Acumen; knowledge of strategy, tactics, and solutions for the client, and/or in the marketplace
  • Knowledge of commercial insurance renewal end-to-end process, steps and owners
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills; group presentation skills, ability to drive complex/technical conversations
  • Excellent project management skills: end-to-end oversight of large, complex, ambiguous, or multi-dimensional projects
  • Effectively advocates for change. Provides encouragement, takes control of team projects, leads key work areas, collaborates with others, provides clear guidance to ensure others fulfill roles effectively
  • Receptive to feedback; critical thinking and problem-solving skills, high adaptability
  • Intellectual curiosity to help develop innovative and creative ideas
  • Proficient Microsoft Office skills and familiarity with other relevant online tools
  • Must achieve and maintain insurance brokers P&C license and complete various continuing education activities as needed
  • Strong negotiation skills
  • Strong management skills (mentoring and leading ACAs)
  • Strong project management skills
  • Strong presentation skills
  • An advocate for change
Responsibilities
  • The Client Advocate is responsible for maintaining and cultivating client relationships
  • The Client Advocate role has a strong connection to the client’s business and a fundamental understanding of its industry
  • The Client Advocate contributes to and generates new opportunities with prospects by developing and closing on expanded business services, products and solutions with existing clients
  • Client Advocates drive the RFP response process including coordination of key internal stakeholders, work in conjunction with the RFP team on the overall response presentation and participate in or lead the oral presentation
  • As a Client Advocate are responsible with developing innovative solutions
  • Client facing responsibilities expected to be 90%
  • A mentor to colleagues
  • A Subject Matter Expert for one or more lines of business and/or Industry Vertical and/or
  • A Team Leader
  • Contributes to new business opportunities for new clients and develops business opportunities with existing clients
  • Drives the RFP response process, including review, identification, and coordination of resources and expertise required, and ultimate document ownership
  • Engages with sales and broking to understand marketplace changes
  • Retains existing book of business and develop and strengthen client relationships – recognized as primary client relationship contact
  • Establishes comprehensive understanding of client’s industry, business, and objectives
  • Provides strategic planning and consulting advice to clients; monitors insurance and risk management needs in collaboration with WTW resource, practice, and industry groups. Recommends appropriate solutions throughout the policy term (including acquisition due diligence)
  • Drives creation and delivery of E365 Plan and Client Stewardship report
  • Identifies, engages, and integrates delivery of all WTW internal resources to deliver on the client experience
  • Leads and mentors account team members
  • Maximizes the profitability and retention of their book of business
  • Negotiates, creates, and delivers fee/compensation agreements to clients
  • Informs client’s insurance program design and strategy by working in conjunction with Broking to ensure utilization of appropriate analytical tools
  • Drives design and delivery of client presentations/proposals, client advocacy reports, client service plans and schedules
  • Drives the renewal process to establish and implement the client-specific renewal strategy. Collaborates with WTW resource, practice, and industry groups to develop and deliver renewal to clients
  • Ensures Group policy requirements (legal, regulatory & compliance) are met
  • Other duties as identified and appropriate to ensure exceptional client experience
Desired Qualifications
  • Insurance industry designations preferred but not required (CPCU, ARM, CIC, CRIS, CRM)

Willis Towers Watson helps organizations manage risk and people programs by offering advisory, brokerage, and technology-based solutions. It operates in two segments: Risk & Broking, which identifies, quantifies, and places insurance coverage for clients from small businesses to large corporations; and Health, Wealth & Career, which provides consulting, technology, and administration services for health benefits, retirement plans, and talent management. The company differentiates itself by combining advisory services, technology platforms, and brokerage capabilities under one umbrella to deliver integrated risk management and people solutions globally. Its goal is to turn risk into a path for growth by aligning risk management with health, retirement, and talent strategies to support organizational success.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1828

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Cushon acquisition adds £30B assets, making WTW UK's 4th largest master trust.
  • Spike Lipkin as Chief AI Officer drives productivity with call summarization tools.
  • Analysts target $350-$355 stock price, implying 38% upside from $251.

What critics are saying

  • Pomerantz LLP probe triggers $100M+ litigation costs within 12-24 months.
  • Q1 2026 3% organic growth misses 6.9% target due to Middle East delays.
  • Newfront integration raises 20-30% costs and talent attrition in 12 months.

What makes WTW unique

  • Merger Protect reimburses Hart-Scott-Rodino Second Request costs in M&A deals.
  • Digital Infrastructure Protector offers $3B capacity for data center risks.
  • WELL facility provides $50M umbrella coverage via Lloyd's syndicates.

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Willis Towers Watson launches Digital Infrastructure Protector with $3B capacity for data centers

Willis Towers Watson has launched Digital Infrastructure Protector, an end-to-end solution for data centre owners, operators, contractors and hyperscalers. The product combines integrated insurance coverage for construction and operational phases with tailored risk management. The solution offers over $3 billion in capacity through collaboration with Zurich, allowing clients to consolidate building, operational property, marine and cargo exposures under a single policy. It employs an eight-point digital infrastructure risk framework to assess systemic and emerging risks as projects develop. Clients gain access to the Global Digital Infrastructure Group, led by Alastair Swift, which integrates experts from construction, energy, climate, cyber and supply chain sectors. The offering uses evidence-based broking and analytics to identify coverage gaps and prevent overinsurance.

Real News Hub
Mar 30th, 2026
Willis launches $50 million London umbrella facility for US buyers.

Willis launches $50 million London umbrella facility for US buyers. James Sallada (pictured above), head of casualty for North America at Willis, said securing meaningful umbrella insurance coverage has become "increasingly difficult" for US buyers. The facility, he added, brings together "global capacity to provide organizations with access to higher limits, streamlined placement, and tailored solutions." Willis (a WTW business) has launched a new $50 million umbrella insurance facility called WELL (Willis Excess Liability Lineslip) to address the tightening capacity in the U.S. casualty market. The facility, announced on March 30, 2026, is designed to provide organizations with access to higher liability limits at a time when domestic insurers are pulling back capacity due to rising claim frequency and severity. Here is a breakdown of the key details of the new WELL facility: | Feature | Details | | Facility Name | Willis Excess Liability Lineslip (WELL) | | Total Capacity | Up to $50 million | | Structure | $25M lead umbrella + $25M first excess coverage | | Target Clients | Organizations seeking larger limits, including those with complex or challenging risk profiles | | Underwriting | Lloyd's syndicate consortium; single policy with one lead insurer | | Key Features | Single policy form, one lead claims coordinator, built-in enhancements (disaster response, evacuation, joint venture protection) | | Policy Types | Claims-made, occurrence, or occurrence-reported basis | Why this launch matters. The launch of the WELL facility is a direct response to current market conditions. The U.S. casualty market is experiencing a hardening phase where traditional domestic insurers are limiting the amount of umbrella coverage they are willing to provide. By leveraging the capacity of the London market and a consortium of Lloyd's syndicates, Willis aims to offer a streamlined solution for clients who need to secure protection against catastrophic liability claims that exceed their primary insurance limits. Who it's for and how to access it. The WELL facility is available exclusively to Willis clients and is intended for a broad range of industries that are placing complex casualty risks. It is specifically tailored for organizations that require larger lead umbrella limits than are typically available in the traditional retail market, including businesses that may have been finding it difficult to secure appetite from domestic insurers. The facility simplifies the process for clients by offering a single policy form covering the full $50 million limit, with one lead underwriter coordinating claims across all participating markets. This structure is designed to provide a more efficient and streamlined placement process compared to traditional methods of stacking multiple excess policies. I hope this summary is helpful. Are you interested in a more detailed comparison of how this facility differs from traditional umbrella insurance structures?

Portfolio Adviser
Mar 26th, 2026
WTW expands wealth team with new hire.

WTW expands wealth team with new hire. Sophia Sednaoui joins from CG Asset Management 26 March 2026 Willis Tower Watson (WTW) has appointed Sophia Sednaoui as a senior director in its GB wealth and retail investment team. In her new role, Sednaoui will be responsible for expanding the firm's presence in the UK wealth market and developing new relationships across the sector. Prior to joining the WTW team, Sednaoui served as head of investor relations at CG Asset Management for more than a year. Before that, she spent six years in senior roles at Carmignac and almost two years on the JO Hambro sales team. Sednaoui said: "WTW's deep institutional expertise presents a unique opportunity to deliver high-quality investment solutions and products to a broader range of end investors." Ben Leach, head of GB wealth and retail investments, said: "Her impressive track record and deep knowledge of the UK wealth sector will be instrumental as we continue to invest in and expand our wealth offering." MORE ARTICLES ON

Corporate Adviser
Mar 25th, 2026
Aon appoints commercial director to global benefits team.

Aon appoints commercial director to global benefits team. Aon has appointed Carl Nordling as the commercial director for the UK and Nordics within its global benefits team. Nordling joins Aon from WTW where he worked as director of health and benefits, overseeing business development across healthcare, wellbeing, risk and benefits technology in the UK market. He has almost 20 years expense working in across employee benefits, risk and technology. In this new role Nordling will work closely with Aon's enterprise client group, human capital and risk capital leadership teams to support multinational clients in managing their insurance employee benefits risks and navigating the complexities of global benefits programmes. He will report to Matt Duffy, chief commercial officer, global benefits for Aon, and will be based in the UK. Duffy says that Nordling will be helping drive further growth in the business. He adds: "Corporate Adviser is seeing significant momentum across its global benefits offering. "By leveraging Aon's market-leading, AI-enabled data and analytics capabilities, [Nordling] will support clients in making more informed decisions and help them to make the most of their global benefits programmes."

Yahoo Finance
Mar 23rd, 2026
Willis and Circle Asia launch digital art insurance for collectors

Willis, part of WTW, has partnered with Circle Asia to launch an insurance facility for art collectors and galleries across Asia. The initiative combines Willis' fine art insurance expertise with Circle's digital platform to provide simplified coverage for artworks, jewellery and valuable collections. The facility offers a lower entry premium and allows clients to insure multiple assets—including art, jewellery, home contents and buildings—under one policy. Terms and premiums are tailored to individual requirements, with policy management handled by Willis' Fine Art team through Circle's platform. The digital approach aims to improve communication and speed up processes compared to standard practices. The facility also accommodates short-term needs such as single exhibitions or transit events, providing quick responses and comprehensive protection for Asia's rapidly growing fine arts market.

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