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Client Manager- Account Executive - Employee Benefits Middle Market- AA

Kapnick & Company, Inc.

Ann Arbor, MI โ€ข On-site

Full-time

Medical, Life

Re-posted 5 days ago


Job description

Description:

Founded in 1946, Kapnick Insurance is an independent insurance advisory firm with Michigan roots and a global reach. Our 220+ colleagues provide expert guidance and creative problem solving pertaining to business insurance, risk solutions, employee benefits, worksite well-being, and personal insurance to a vast and diverse base of clients worldwide. For over 75 years, companies and individuals have looked to Kapnick as a trusted advisor, providing solutions that protect their operations and employees.


The Account Executive is responsible for developing and managing a 2โ€“5 year employee benefits strategy that aligns with each clientโ€™s business goals and objectives. This role provides overall leadership and oversight for the delivery of Kapnickโ€™s employee benefits services, ensuring a high-quality client experience. The Account Executive also identifies opportunities for cross-selling and account rounding, while building and maintaining strong, long-term relationships with clients and carrier partners.


The Account Executive's essential functions include:

Prospect Stage: Pre-sale activities

  • When necessary for validated middle group prospects, participate in review of current benefit strategy/ alignment to Kapnick value proposition.
  • Engage in development of capabilities meeting and micro-site content, attend capabilities meeting. Assist with content relevant to strategy and service milestones.
  • Create consulting/service agreement

New Business Implementation: First 90 days

  • Attend new business internal and client-facing onboarding meeting. Support entire team in understanding new client, provide copies of consulting/service agreement, and facilitate an informed onboarding.
  • Establish client service calendar and schedule 1st quarterly meeting
  • Conduct compliance assessment
  • Identify Kapnick Lens integration needs (Innovu, Epoch) and coordinate with Analytics Consultant

Strategy: 9 months prior to renewal

  • Create and update a short and long term strategy across multiple EB disciplines.
  • Identify components of strategy to be considered for upcoming renewal. Schedule carrier/partner meetings to introduce new ideas to client
  • Identify needed benchmarking and communicate to BA
  • Collaborate with Analytics Consultant to deliver Trend Driver report
  • Collaborate with Analytics Consultant to determine supporting Lens reports appropriate to client
  • Conduct pre-meeting collaboration session with other members of the team.
  • Create content and deliver client strategy meeting
  • Take clear notes or assign note taking to another service team member. Follow up with meeting summary, decisions, and open items.

Pre-Renewal: 6 months prior to renewal

  • Create content and deliver client pre-renewal meeting
  • Based on client feedback, develop a marketing strategy in collaboration with BA
  • Identify account rounding opportunities
  • Conduct pre-meeting collaboration session with other members of the team.
  • Take clear notes or assign note taking to another service team member. Follow up to client and internal service team with meeting summary, decisions, and open items.

Renewal: 90 days prior to renewal

  • Create content and deliver client renewal meeting
  • Develop timeline for renewal decisions and open enrollment with clear expectations, reasonable time for completion, and adherence to internal deadlines.
  • Conduct pre-meeting collaboration session with other members of the team.
  • Take clear notes or assign note taking to another service team member. Follow up to client and internal service team with meeting summary, decisions, and open items.

Open Enrollment & Implementation: 45 days prior to renewal

  • Create smooth hand-off to service team. Communicate client decisions to all service team members clearly
  • Assist Account Manager with Renewal Decisions Document, as appropriate
  • Review and approve Renewal Decisions Document
  • Participate in Open Enrollment communication meetings in person, virtually, or recorded presentations.
  • Final sign off on guides and presentations

Post Open Enrollment & Stewardship: 60 days after renewal

  • If no Sr. BA: Audit and send Comp Disclosure to client
  • Create content and deliver Post OE/Stewardship meeting
  • Conduct pre-meeting collaboration session with other members of the team.
  • Take clear notes or assign note taking to another service team member. Follow up to client and internal service team with meeting summary, decisions, and open items.

Ongoing Service

  • Provide oversight to overall client experience, holding team members accountable to client and each other.
  • Escalated service and carrier issues
  • Resolve internal conflict proactively. Identify training and development opportunities and escalate to leadership
  • Understand market trends, new opportunities and developments that could be relevant to your clients - vet promising, yet untried solutions for feasibility
  • Identify cross-sell opportunities
  • When no Sr Level BA: provide client commentary on standard financial package, insights and recommendations. Answer client financial questions.
  • Audit and deliver PCORI fees to client
  • Participate in At-Risk Client Meetings. If necessary, Lessons Learned Meetings
  • Act as a mentor to the more junior members of the team and actively transfer knowledge and experience for the betterment of others.
  • Actively engage in Kapnick sponsored and self directed training opportunities
  • Participate in projects and continuous improvement exercises for the betterment of the team and Kapnick as a whole
  • Record significant events, emails, presentations, and project work in EPIC.
  • Provide direction and oversight to Associate Team Members
  • Create strong partnerships with carriers
  • Foster strong client relationships
  • Manage appropriate service boundaries with team and client
  • Monitor and manage voice mail, incoming mailboxes, outlook and activities, per agency guidelines
  • Pursue a program for personal and professional development
  • Attend and participate in department meetings, team meetings and training sessions as required

Other

  • Perform your job in such a manner that other employees will consider it a pleasure and privilege to work with you
  • Offer innovation and process improvements where possible to help with agency wide improvements and efficiencies?
  • Regular and timely attendance is an essential function of the job.
  • Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements:

To be considered for the Account Executive position, you should have:

  • Bachelor's Degree (four-year college or technical school)
  • Minimum of 5 years experience in group benefits
  • Must possess excellent computer skills, including knowledge of Microsoft products (Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint, Teams), video conferencing and Agency Management Systems
  • Life & Health License: Required
  • Must be willing and able to travel as necessary and attend industry meetings if so instructed

What's in it for you?

  • A team-based approach to client management
  • Flexibility
  • Full benefits package
  • 11 paid holidays including your birthday!
  • Competitive Salary
  • Profit sharing (after a year of service)
  • Bonus potential
  • A caring workplace culture that has something for everyone