Account Executive

Account Executive Commercial Insurance Broker – West Yorkshire Base Salary range £60k - £70k Generous Commission and Bonus package  Outstanding Benefits About our Client An award-winning business in the commercial insurance sector. A successful insurance broker with a well-established client base across varied commercial sectors. Excellent growth achieved for the last 4 years. Exciting plans to drive further growth and development of the business.

Excellent market reputation with strong insurer relations and markets. Advanced systems and modern office facilities. Excellent mentoring, training and professional support structures in place. The Opportunity Our client is looking to employ an additional Account Executive to join their team in West Yorkshire. This is a great opportunity to develop a career in the commercial insurance market. This role will work closely with company directors managing a portfolio of clients’ insurance programmes, looking for opportunities to grow the business.

The successful candidate will manage a diverse range of new business enquiries and opportunities. This role can lead to a more senior position. Successful Candidates Successful candidates will ideally have Customer service, Account Management or New Business experience in a financial services or service business. Possess a “can do” attitude with a drive and determination to succeed. Applications welcome from sales professionals looking to establish a career in the commercial insurance sector Well organised and comfortable working to deadlines with the ability to manage a wide range of tasks.

Analytical mindset and good IT competency. What is on offer? Excellent negotiable salary package of between £60K and £70K A generous package of other financial benefits including generous bonus and commission structure. This is a business that genuinely values their staff and invests heavily in the working environment. Support with professional qualifications and memberships. Personal career plans supported by senior colleagues.