Lawes Consulting Group
Commercial Account Handler

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Job title: Commercial Account Handler
Salary: Negotiable + Benefits
Location: Newcastle - Upon - Tyne
PURPOSE OF ROLE
Our client, located in the Newcastle - Upon - Tyne area, is looking to add a Commercial Account Handler to their team.
The role is designed to support clients with their day-to-day needs — including mid-term adjustments, document queries and renewal reviews — while also helping our Account Executives with renewal preparation and new business quotations.
You'll play a key part in keeping workloads balanced across the team, helping to ensure clients continue to receive the high level of service they're used to.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Assisting clients with renewals and new business quotations, managing relationships with key stakeholders and delivering outstanding service
- Proactively building a pipeline of referrals from existing clients to generate new business
- Working with clients to review and develop their cover, ensuring they have the right level of protection
- Liaising with the broking and support teams to ensure all documentation is accurate
- Negotiating with Underwriters as required to secure the best available terms
- Working in a compliant and timely manner across all cases
- Helping to achieve retention levels and income targets
- Working with the regional management team to support business objectives and the development of colleagues
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DAY-TO-DAY
- You'll join a close-knit, highly motivated team that looks after each other as well as its clients
- A negotiable basic salary is on offer, alongside a full benefits package including holiday, pension and death in service cover
- Flexible benefits and access to the annual share save scheme become available after probation
- Full support, including funding, is provided for professional qualifications after probation


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EXPERIENCE
- Ideally 2+ years' experience within an Account Handling role
- Ideally Cert CII qualified, or working towards this, with ambition to progress within a client-focused organisation
- Previous experience using Acturis is highly beneficial
SKILLS
- Strong written, verbal and video communication skills
- Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills
- Excellent organisational and IT skills, with a keen eye for detail
- Able to interpret policy wording and draw accurate conclusions
- A full driving licence would be beneficial for future client visits
If you have the relevant experience or know someone who does, please contact Liam Conlon on 07458 162847 or email Liam.conlon@lawesgroup.co.uk
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