Client Manager Regional Accounts -Group Benefits
The Standard · New Orleans, LA · 2 wk ago
Business Development$66k/yrFull-time
About the role
A Regional Client Manager on the Employee Benefits team provides exceptional support and customer service to assigned employer groups (100–499 lives) by guiding and educating them on their benefit products.
Responsibilities
- Manage new case, renewal activity, and amendments
- Identify and promote the sale of additional lines of coverage or plan improvements
- Promote new product offerings and enhanced product features
- Recommend plan changes as appropriate
- Facilitate the enrollment and re-enrollment process, including conducting enrollment meetings or attending benefit fairs as needed
- Highlight the advantages of doing business with The Standard in coordination with the assigned Sales Representative
- Cultivate meaningful, effective relationships with internal and external customers (Sales Representatives, Brokers, Producers, Employer Groups, Policyholders, and vendors)
Requirements
- High School Diploma (Bachelor’s degree preferred)
- 2+ years of experience in group benefits insurance in a client management role
- Required professional licensure or certification: Life and Disability insurance license for all states within the office’s assigned territory
Schedule
This role is eligible for fully remote work, with occasional travel required for in-person meetings, planning, team building, or conferences.
Benefits
- A rich benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and a 401(k) plan with matching company contributions
- Annual incentive bonus plan
- Generous paid time off: 11 holidays, 2 wellness days, and 8 volunteer hours annually (PTO increases with tenure)
- Paid parental leave and adoption/surrogacy assistance
- Employee giving program with double-matched donations to eligible nonprofits and schools
- Supportive, responsive management approach with opportunities for career growth and advancement
Pay
Salary range: $66,000 – $111,750 base + incentive. Eligibility for incentive programs depends on individual and organizational performance.