Develop and expand commercial insurance client relationships, generate leads, pursue new business, maintain a strong sales pipeline, cross-sell existing accounts, and provide coverage programs and risk management advice. The role also involves claims advocacy, community and professional association participation, sales strategy execution, and mentoring teammates.
We are seeking an energetic, driven and disciplined individual to join our P&C sales team. This role will give you the opportunity to work independently and in a fast-paced, dynamic team environment. You will work to develop, manage, and expand relationships with current clients and pursue new business opportunities with prospective clients. The ideal candidate will have excellent relationship building skills, is self-motivated, and highly competitive.
Key Responsibilities
- Generating leads through the development of professional relationships, cold calling, community involvement, existing clients, and internal referrals.
- Developing new relationships with individuals responsible for insurance and risk management decisions at prospective clients.
- Maintaining a consistently strong and active new business pipeline.
- Aggressively identifying and pursuing cross-selling opportunities amongst existing clients.
- Participating and taking leadership roles in targeted civic and professional associations.
- Understanding our value proposition for each opportunity and aligning the firm’s resources and expertise with individual sales strategies.
- Developing targeted coverage programs and providing proactive risk management advice that solves unique client challenges.
- Maintaining consistent and high-quality touch points with clients and prospects.
- Championing the proper advocacy of claims.
- Contributing to the performance management and career development of teammates.
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
Required Skills
- Highly competitive
- Detailed-oriented
- Excellent communication (written and verbal) skills.
- Excellent interpersonal and relationship building abilities.
- Possess the ability to:
- Lead when called upon to do so.
- Inspire others.
- Identify and leverage essential information and think in a critical and logical manner to solve problems.
- Multi-task in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
- Work in a client-centric strategic and decisive manner according to tight deadlines.
- Computer skills including use of e-mail, Excel, Word and Internet Applications.
Education & Experience Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree or 2-5 years plus relevant work experience in sales.
- Proven track record of successfully developing a pipeline, cross-selling, executing on sales strategies.
- Possess a reputation as a client-centric sales professional.
- Technical knowledge of insurance and risk management products and services.
Required Licensing or Certifications
- Property & Casualty licensed required
About
Stone Hendricks Group is a direct-hire search firm that brings together years of experience and a diverse range of talent to connect businesses with exceptional job candidates. With a focus on timely and effective recruitment, we understand the power of a well-formed employee base in helping businesses achieve their goals. We offer our services to businesses of all sizes, providing qualified candidates for blue- and grey-collar roles, as well as white-collar and executive positions. The success of our direct-hire search process is driven by our advanced training, proprietary technology, and extensive network across industries. At Stone Hendricks Group, we value integrity and prioritize connectedness, commitment, and candor in our interactions with both employers and job seekers. Our clients consider us trusted advisors, relying on the highly personalized service we provide and our ability to find candidates that are an ideal fit for their unique needs. Choose Stone Hendricks Group for unsurpassed direct-hire search services that match successful organizations with talented job candidates.
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