Brown & Brown Insurance
Commercial Account Handler

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Commercial Account Handler
Location: East Grinstead (Hybrid working available if desired)
Package: £Negotiable + Benefits
As part of our ongoing commitment to looking after our clients & team we are looking to appoint a Commercial Account Handler, working out of our office in East Grinstead. The new hire will help ensure that workloads remain balanced and clients receive the service level they are used to.
This role is designed to assist clients with day-to-day requirements (MTA’s, document queries, SME renewal reviews) whilst supporting the Account Executives with renewal preparation and new business quotations.
The day-to-day:
- Assisting clients on renewals, new business quotations, managing relationships with key stakeholders, and delivering outstanding service to them.
- Proactively developing a pipeline of referrals from existing clients to obtain new business.
- Working with clients to expand and develop their coverage to ensure they have the right cover.
- Liaising with the broking and support team to ensure all documentation is accurate.
- Actively negotiating with Underwriters as required to secure the best terms.
- Working in a compliant and timely manner on all cases.
- Ensuring retention levels and income targets are achieved.
- Working with the regional management team to achieve business objectives and support with the development of colleagues.
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What’s on offer:
- A highly passionate and motivated team that looks after each other as well as their clients.
- A negotiable basic salary with all the normal benefits (Holiday, Pension, Death in Service), flexible benefits access post probation, and access to the annual share save scheme.
- Full support (including funding) for professional qualifications (post probation).


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About you:
- You’ll have 2+ years’ experience within an Account Handling role covering Commercial Motor Fleet and associated lines (Commercial Combined, Business Interruption, Material Damage and Liability).
- Ideally, you’ll be Cert CII Qualified and be looking to progress within a client-focused organisation.
- A well-developed skill set that includes high-level Communication (written, verbal, video), Interpersonal, Stakeholder Management, Organisational, and IT skills coupled with a keen eye for detail.
- Previous experience with Acturis is highly beneficial.
- Able to interpret policy wordings and draw accurate conclusions.
- A full driving licence would be beneficial for future client visits.
For more information please apply online or contact Daniel Hurley.
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