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Minimum of a Level 1 General Insurance License, subject to obtaining level 2 * CIP designation or CAIB, or working toward is an asset VALUES & COMPETENCIES * High degree of professionalism and ...

Minimum of a Level 1 General Insurance License, subject to obtaining level 2 * CIP designation or CAIB, or working toward is an asset VALUES & COMPETENCIES * High degree of professionalism and ...

Minimum of a Level 1 General Insurance License, subject to obtaining level 2 * CIP designation or CAIB, or working toward is an asset VALUES & COMPETENCIES * High degree of professionalism and ...

Minimum of a Level 1 General Insurance License, subject to obtaining level 2 * CIP designation or CAIB, or working toward is an asset VALUES & COMPETENCIES * High degree of professionalism and ...

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What is an insurance licensing?

An Insurance Licensing job involves ensuring that insurance agents, brokers, and agencies comply with state and federal licensing requirements. Professionals in this role assist with obtaining, renewing, and maintaining licenses, as well as staying up to date on regulatory changes. They may also coordinate continuing education and monitor compliance to avoid penalties or disruptions in business operations. This position is crucial for maintaining legal authorization to sell or advise on insurance products.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the insurance licensing position, and why are they important?

To thrive in Insurance Licensing, you need a comprehensive understanding of insurance regulations, attention to detail, and often a background in administrative or compliance roles. Familiarity with state-specific licensing portals, database management systems, and knowledge of compliance software is usually required. Strong organizational skills, effective communication, and problem-solving abilities help professionals excel in this field. These skills ensure licenses are accurately processed and maintained, support regulatory compliance, and facilitate smooth operations for insurance businesses.

What are the typical career advancement opportunities for someone working in insurance licensing?

Professionals in Insurance Licensing commonly start in specialist or coordinator roles, with advancement opportunities to supervisory, compliance management, or licensing manager positions as they gain experience and expertise. Many organizations offer additional training and professional development support, allowing employees to deepen their regulatory knowledge or specialize in niche insurance products. Success in this field can also provide a strong foundation for broader roles in compliance, operations, or risk management within the insurance industry. Advancement is often tied to demonstrated reliability, attention to detail, and the ability to navigate regulatory changes efficiently.

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Client Advisor, Personal Insurance, Client Assist Team

Acera Insurance

Fort Mcmurray, AB

Full-time

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Job description

We put our people first. As an employer of choice, Acera Insurance, offers an outstanding workplace and employee culture that creates valuable opportunities for all employees. 

  

Our people are:

  • Encouraged to challenge the status quo and never stop learning in their commitment to excellence.
  • Empowered with a sense of accountability and autonomy to take ownership of their work.
  • Treated with respect and act with integrity by putting clients, colleagues, and community first.
  • Recognized for their achievements and celebrate festivities, big and small, to make work fun.

  

We also proudly offer most employees the opportunity to become owners. With over 650 employee owners, Acera Insurance is the only Canadian brokerage that is widely owned by its employees. Our employee owners have a vested interest and get to share in Acera Insurance's success - which they make possible.

  

Join our award-winning network of over 1,200 professionals across Canada and change the way people feel about insurance.

CLIENT ADVISOR, PERSONAL INSURANCE, CLIENT ASSIST TEAM

As part of the Client Assist Team, you will be focused on contacting clients to review their policies, cross selling, and obtaining renewal dates in order to round out their policies. The successful candidate will enjoy building relationships and offering their expertise on products to help clients have the coverage they need. Other duties include upselling of our products and services, generating new business, facilitating policy changes, claims reporting and advocacy.

LOCATION AND STATUS

Location: Red Deer, AB

Status: Full-time, permanent

QUALIFICATIONS

  • 2+ years of related experience in insurance industry with working knowledge of personal lines products and cross-selling. 
  • Minimum Level 1 Alberta General Insurance License
  • Post-secondary degree/diploma/certificate in Sales, Marketing, Business, Risk Management or related discipline or an equivalent amount of relevant experience in a similar role is an asset
  • CIP designation, or working towards is considered an asset

VALUES & COMPETENCIES

  • High degree of professionalism and integrity
  • Superior communication skills
  • Committed to excellence in customer service and builds strong relationships at all levels
  • Skilled user of the Microsoft Office Suite of products
  • Familiar with insurance customer relationship software
  • Demonstrated accountability and reliability in the quality and timeliness of work
  • Able to prioritize in a busy environment in order to meet tight deadlines
  • Flexible and adaptable with proven problem-solving skills
  • Works well within a team and independently
  • Critical thinker with attention to details

Acera Insurance is the largest independent, employee-controlled brokerages in Canada. With over 60 locations across British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Nova Scotia, and the Yukon, and $1.3 billion in gross written premium, our team provides individuals, families and businesses unbiased insurance and risk management solutions that have a distinct Canadian perspective. Our collaborative work structure combines our people's strength and expertise to offer greater value, knowledge, and resources to our personal and commercial clients nationwide, including comprehensive group benefits.

Acera Insurance is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to all forms of diversity in the workplace. All qualified individuals are encouraged to apply.Â