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Howden

Global insurance intermediary and broker network

Private Client Account Manager

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/24/2026Deadline 12/14/26
$110k - $125k+ Discretionary bonus
Mid
Boston, MA, USA+1 moreMore locations: New Hampshire, USA
RemoteBoston option has a hybrid schedule; remote option is available in New Hampshire.
InsuranceInsurance Sales & Agency
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • Demonstrated experience managing or servicing personal lines, private client, or high-value personal insurance accounts within a brokerage or agency environment.
  • Working knowledge of personal insurance products, policy forms, coverage concepts, carrier processes, renewals, endorsements, and account documentation.
  • Ability to manage multiple accounts and deadlines while maintaining accuracy, responsiveness, and attention to detail.
  • Ability to review coverage information, compare options, identify issues, and coordinate solutions.
  • Ability to prioritize competing requests, follow through on open items, and escalate appropriately.
  • Ability to interpret and follow policies, procedures, documentation standards, and compliance requirements.
  • Clear verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to explain insurance information in a practical, client-friendly manner.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and agency management systems.
Responsibilities
  • Manage an assigned portfolio of personal lines and private client accounts, providing timely, accurate, and professional service throughout the policy lifecycle.
  • Coordinate new business, renewal, endorsement, cancellation, and remarketing activity, ensuring requests are documented and completed within established service timelines.
  • Review client exposures, existing coverage, policy terms, limits, deductibles, and exclusions, and identify items requiring discussion with the client, producer, or carrier.
  • Prepare renewal materials, coverage summaries, proposals, applications, and other client-facing documentation in partnership with producers and carrier representatives.
  • Obtain quotes and coverage options from insurance markets, compare terms, and support the presentation of appropriate solutions to clients.
  • Process policy changes, certificates, evidence of insurance, billing inquiries, and other service requests while maintaining accurate and complete records in the agency management system.
  • Monitor open items, renewal milestones, carrier requirements, and client deliverables, escalating concerns promptly and driving issues through resolution.
  • Build and maintain trusted relationships with clients by understanding their needs, responding with urgency, and delivering a consistent service experience.
  • Partner with producers, underwriters, carrier representatives, and internal colleagues to support retention, account growth, and coordinated client service.
  • Maintain accurate, up-to-date client, policy, activity, and documentation records in the agency management system and other approved platforms.
  • Track renewal status, open service items, marketing activity, and account risks, providing updates to producers, team leaders, and other stakeholders.
  • Support book reviews, client stewardship activities, retention initiatives, and projects that improve service quality and operational efficiency.
  • Participate in cross-functional initiatives, process improvements, and team projects supporting the Middle Market and Private Client businesses.
  • Respond to client and account-related inquiries promptly and in line with defined service standards.
  • Conduct account activity in accordance with company policies, procedures, quality standards, and applicable insurance laws and regulations.
  • Maintain complete and accurate applications, proposals, policy records, correspondence, approvals, and other required account documentation.
  • Protect confidential client information and follow applicable privacy, data security, and record-retention requirements.
  • Stay informed about relevant carrier appetite, coverage developments, market conditions, and regulatory changes affecting personal lines and private client accounts.
Desired Qualifications
  • An active Property & Casualty license, or the ability to obtain one within the required timeframe.

About the company

Howden operates as a global insurance intermediary that distributes insurance products and services through retail and specialty broking, reinsurance broking, and underwriting. It uses a tech-enabled B2B distribution model to connect clients with insurers and provide tailored risk management and insurance solutions, while growing through acquisitions such as Barnett Waddingham and ARM Group to broaden capabilities like captive management. Its approach combines a broad mix of channels with strategic acquisitions to expand into new markets, including Asia and Japan, differentiating itself from peers. The aim is to extend global reach, deepen service offerings, and become a comprehensive end-to-end insurance distributor for corporate and multinational clients.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$4.1B

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1882

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What believers are saying

  • Howden lined up Sir Jeremy Darroch on September 30, 2026, advancing IPO readiness.
  • John Zern joined U.S. health and benefits in September 2026, accelerating employer-market penetration.
  • Wrexham’s September 17, 2026 Commercial opening shows continued local expansion and hiring momentum.

What critics are saying

  • WTW, IMA, USI, and Marsh lawsuits in 2026 expose aggressive team-poaching and injunction risk.
  • Sir Jeremy Darroch’s September 30, 2026 chairman talks signal float pressure and governance distraction.
  • U.S. expansion triggered client departures and retaliation claims; one bad ruling damages recruitment economics.

What makes Howden unique

  • Howden combines retail, specialty, reinsurance, and underwriting under one global distribution platform.
  • Barnett Waddingham rebranded into Howden on September 8, 2026, expanding pensions and benefits depth.
  • September 2026 hires for AI, platform, and U.S. health benefits sharpen Howden’s specialist engine.

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Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • 401(k) Company Match

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

5%

1 year growth

17%

2 year growth

21%
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Oct 22nd, 2026
Howden launches Employee Benefits & Pension business in Sweden led by Henrik Mohlin.

Howden launches Employee Benefits & Pension business in Sweden led by Henrik Mohlin. Howden, the global insurance intermediary group, has launched a dedicated Employee Benefits (EB) & Pension business in Sweden, led by Henrik Mohlin, who has been appointed Head of Employee Benefits & Pension. The newly launched business broadens Howden's Employee Benefits proposition for Swedish corporate clients and enhances Howden's global employee benefits and pensions advisory practice, which now employs 4,000 experts across 40 countries and delivers total combined revenues exceeding £500 million. In his new role, Mohlin will build and lead the Swedish EB and Pension team, setting its strategic direction and shaping its commercial proposition to develop solutions that respond to the needs of Swedish employers and their people. He brings more than 15 years of experience in the Swedish insurance sector, spanning life insurance, occupational pensions and strategic business development. He joins Howden from Max Matthiessen, where he served as Business Specialist Life & Pension. Prior to that, he spent nearly a decade at Folksam, where he most recently served as Sales Lead for the intermediary market. Marie Gustafsson, Chief Executive Officer, Howden Sweden, said, "The launch of its Employee Benefits & Pensions business is an important addition to its capabilities, and Henrik brings the leadership, experience and market insight needed to build this capability for the long term. Advertisement Shout has developed a strong corporate insurance offering in Sweden, and the time is now right to launch in the local life market by growing its capabilities to include its clients' people agenda - helping them, as employers, strengthen their business, attract and retain talent, and respond to changing employee expectations. Mohlin commented, "As the market evolves, employers increasingly expect advice that is closer to their business, more flexible and tailored to their needs. Its ambition is to build a genuine challenger in the Swedish market by delivering exceptional client focus, expertise and long-term value. The energy and momentum behind Howden's global Employee Benefits and Pensions division is phenomenal, and I am excited to get started and build a business that makes a real difference for Swedish organisations and their people. Mark Ramsook, Managing Director, Global Growth Solutions, Howden Employee Benefits, said, "Sweden completes our Nordic footprint and fills an important gap in our Employee Benefits and Pensions capability across Europe, marking another important step in the continued growth of our global practice. Our ambition is to be the Employee Benefits & Retirement advisor of choice for domestic and multinational clients, built on strong domestic capabilities connected through our global practice and multinational client capabilities. Henrik brings exactly the local knowledge, commercial judgement and relationships we need to build that capability in Sweden." Spread the love

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Oct 22nd, 2026
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Oct 16th, 2026
Howden Australia hires ex-Marsh claims chief Osborne.

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Oct 15th, 2026
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Oct 13th, 2026
Howden brings Guernsey teams together in new shared office.

Howden brings Guernsey teams together in new shared office. Howden, the global insurance intermediary group, has announced the opening of a new shared office in Guernsey, bringing together SPF Private Clients (SPF) and Howden Channel Islands Insurance Brokers. SPF became part of Howden in 2022, giving its clients access to the wider capabilities of the Howden group. SPF is Guernsey's longest-running mortgage broker, helping thousands of islanders finance their homes over almost three decades. During that time, the business has managed mortgage transactions worth more than £2 billion and built its reputation on personal service, extensive knowledge of the local lending market and long-standing relationships with clients and professional partners. Howden's Channel Islands businesses advise individuals, families, businesses, fiduciaries and professional services firms across Guernsey and Jersey. SPF has relocated to the new Howden office at Harbour House, South Esplanade, in St Peter Port after almost 30 years at its offices in Berthelot Street. Howden Channel Islands Insurance Brokers has also relocated to Harbour House from Lefebvre Street. Bringing these teams under one roof gives clients easier access to a portfolio of services across Howden in the Channel Islands. These include mortgages, commercial debt, life insurance and inheritance tax planning, as well as private and commercial insurance, corporate risks for the financial services sector and specialist captive solutions. Henry Mowbray, Managing Director, Head of Channel Islands - Broking, said, "Guernsey is a relationship-driven market, and local knowledge matters. Our new office brings our teams together while giving clients easier access to Howden's specialist expertise and insurance markets beyond the island. It gives us a stronger platform to deliver the best of both: trusted local advice backed by a global network." Pierre Blampied, Managing Director, SPF Private Clients (Channel Islands), added, "After almost 30 years in Berthelot Street, this marks an exciting new chapter for SPF. The business has grown significantly since 1997, but the personal relationships we have built with clients remain at the heart of what we do. Moving to Harbour House into more modern offices that continue to be in a convenient location for our valued clients." Spread the love