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Commercial Lines Account Manager

Commercial Lines Account Manager

Sector: Agency & Brokerage • Commercial Lines • Client Service

🧭 Role Overview

A Commercial Lines Account Manager manages day‑to‑day service for business insurance clients, handling renewals, coverage changes, marketing, certificates, and client communication. This role supports producers and ensures that commercial clients receive timely, accurate, and proactive service across all lines of coverage.

📌 Core Responsibilities

  • Manage renewals, including gathering updated exposure information and preparing submissions.
  • Coordinate marketing and remarketing with carriers to obtain competitive quotes.
  • Handle policy changes, endorsements, certificates of insurance, and evidence of coverage.
  • Respond to client inquiries regarding coverage, billing, audits, and documentation.
  • Review policies and endorsements for accuracy and completeness.
  • Maintain organized client files and documentation in the agency management system.
  • Support producers with account strategy, retention, and cross‑selling opportunities.

🛠️ Key Skills

  • Strong knowledge of commercial lines coverages and terminology
  • Client communication and relationship management
  • Attention to detail and documentation accuracy
  • Ability to manage multiple accounts and deadlines
  • Comfort with agency management systems and carrier portals

🎓 Typical Background

  • Experience in commercial lines service or account coordination
  • P&C license (required for most roles)
  • Coursework or experience in business, risk management, or insurance

🏅 Relevant Designations

  • AINS
  • AU (for underwriting‑aligned commercial accounts)
  • API (for personal/commercial hybrid roles)
  • CISR or CIC (agency‑focused credentials)
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