At Jencap, we are driven to develop innovative and customized business solutions, offering ease of business with broad underwriting appetite, all the while backed by our tenured and highly skilled support teams. Combine that with product expertise, geographic knowledge, and deep market intelligence and you get the right policy every time, regardless of the coverage or complexity.

The Producer/New Business Underwriter role is focused on new business development within the Garage and Transportation vertical including marketing, managing and retaining a consistently growing book of business in keeping with agency and individual goals while building relationships with clients and maintaining a high level of responsive client service. 

The Producer/New Business Underwriter will work Remotely in the Midwest Region. 

Responsibilities:

• Effectively develop and present proposals on a timely basis.
• Negotiate/execute new and renewal production and goals as established with management.
• Develop and pursue prospects through solicitation, referral, target marketing and industry affiliations.
• Secure information, recommendations for prospective accounts, present proposals and new accounts while adhering to prescribed policies and procedures and document electronic file accordingly.
• Efficiently coordinate, present and process new business on timely basis.
• Properly document all conversation and materials with insureds and/or carriers regarding exposures and coverages in the electronic file.
• Assist in resolving any coverage issues/questions, audits, endorsements, accounting, claims or marketing issues as needed.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent industry experience
• 5 Plus years Underwriting, Broker, or Sr. Underwriting experience with multi line binding experience
• Experienced in Packaged & Monoline Polices; P&C, Transportation and Garage.
• Experience in developing new business and growing the book of business and territory
• Willingness to travel within territory 
• Maintain state-issued P&C license