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Foundation Risk Partners

Insurance brokerage and consulting, growth-focused

Senior Commercial Lines Account Executive

Insurance Sales & AgencyPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeTeaneck, NJ, USA$120k - $150k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A New Jersey Property and Casualty license is required.
  • Experience with AMS360 or EPIC is required.
  • Ten or more years of experience with real estate, construction, and manufacturing clients is highly preferred.
  • Candidates in the Eastern Time Zone are preferred; other time zones may be considered based on experience.

Responsibilities

  • Act as the account manager for approximately 20 domestic and international clients, managing their insurance and risk-management programs and placing traditional and non-traditional insurance.
  • Gather, summarize, and present renewal exposures before renewals of all property and casualty insurance lines.
  • Develop service requirements for potential insurance brokers and carriers; interview, vet, and select brokers to bid on insurance programs.
  • Design insurance policy language specifications, prepare renewal submissions, and provide them to the marketplace.
  • Review and analyze insurance proposals, negotiate coverage terms and premiums, and address additional underwriting questions from the marketplace.
  • Recommend insurance programs suited to clients’ exposures and risks.
  • Oversee placement of winning insurance bids and ensure binders, policies, and endorsements are issued correctly, requesting amendments as needed.
  • Manage clients’ day-to-day risk-management program needs, including their internal risk-management teams and insurance departments.
  • Report to client CFOs on implementation and management of corporate risk-control programs.
  • Counsel senior management on transactional risk exposures using economic models and risk-versus-benefit analyses.
  • Oversee insurance brokers and other third-party risk-management vendors to ensure they act in clients’ best interests.
  • Set up and coordinate clients’ disaster-recovery and business-continuity plans.
  • Review, draft, and negotiate insurance provisions in vendor contracts, leases, loans, and other contracts, and provide opinions using contractual risk-transfer methods.
  • Ensure compliance of insurance certificates requested by clients’ vendors and review certificates received from third parties for acceptability.
  • Schedule and coordinate carrier loss-control inspections and appraiser property valuations; address loss-control concerns and amend valuations with carriers based on appraisals.
  • Set up and train clients’ claims staff, review incoming first- and third-party claims, and report claims to the appropriate policies and carriers.
  • Run quarterly claims-review meetings to ensure efficient loss adjustment and appropriate reserve levels.
  • Create loss-pick and forecasting models using current Loss Cost Factors to anticipate claim trends.
  • Review loss frequency and severity by claim type to establish patterns and reduce future occurrences.
  • Coordinate claims recovery and assist with loss adjustment to maximize client benefit and ensure appropriate payments are received.
  • Set up and manage captive insurance programs; present underwriting exposures, negotiate pricing, advise on cash management, and review financial statements.
  • For private-equity due-diligence projects, conduct pre-acquisition risk-management and insurance reviews of target companies and confirm acquisitions are free of problematic and costly insurance and risk-management issues.
  • Establish benchmarks for evaluating insurance transactions and offers.
  • Solicit competitive bids for new insurance coverage addressing newly acquired entities’ exposures.
  • Analyze, negotiate, and bind appropriate coverages.
  • Transition new entities into clients’ master programs where appropriate, or move coverage to a stand-alone program.
  • Manage portfolio companies after acquisition.
  • Create master property insurance programs for portfolio companies to maximize coverage terms and marketplace buying power.

About the Company

Foundation Risk Partners

Insurance brokerage and consulting, growth-focused

Foundation Risk Partners is an insurance brokerage and consulting firm that helps organizations manage risk by placing insurance coverage and providing risk-management advice. It grows by acquiring other firms and expanding services across regions to build a mix of industry expertise, coverage options, specialized services, locations, and aligned values. Its products work by assessing a client’s risk needs, designing a tailored insurance program, placing coverage with carriers, and offering ongoing support such as claims handling and renewal analysis. What sets it apart from competitors is its deliberate growth strategy that combines multiple specialties, a wide regional footprint, and a focus on cultural fit and partner alignment to deliver comprehensive, client-focused results. The company’s goal is to help its partners reach higher levels of success while delivering superior protection and service to clients through integrated risk solutions and coordinated growth.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$2M
Headquarters
Daytona Beach, FL
Founded
2017

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