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Provides ICBC and private auto insurance coverage through office and dealership locations. Supports customers at the counter and by telephone, meets production targets, follows insurer and regulatory requirements, manages documentation and funds, handles complaints, and maintains professional development. Requires strong client service and communication skills, sales initiative, a Level 1 General Insurance License, auto insurance experience, and access to a personal vehicle.

As an Insurance Advisor, you will guide clients on personal insurance solutions, build relationships, and achieve performance targets while maintaining licensing requirements.

Leads employee benefits analysis, including claims histories, renewals, ASO reconciliations, market reviews, insurer quotations, benchmarking, and client reporting. Maintains client and policy data, coordinates workflows and deadlines with brokers and carriers, supports custom reporting and process improvements, develops communication materials, trains analysts, and provides management updates. Requires strong analytical, mathematical, organizational, communication, and Microsoft Office skills. Employee benefits, group insurance, retirement program, CEBS, and relevant legislation experience are assets.

The Account Executive builds client relationships, generates new business in insurance, and maintains existing accounts while providing top-notch service.

The Consultant, Employee Benefits is responsible for understanding client needs, developing strategic relationships, overseeing the employee benefits cycle, and communicating industry trends, while collaborating with various teams to ensure client satisfaction.

As a Team Assistant in the Commercial Auto Division, you will provide administrative support by servicing accounts, performing ICBC transactions, and ensuring high client service levels.

The Transfer Specialist manages advisor block transfers, ensuring timely updates of policies and close collaboration with brokers and insurance carriers. Responsibilities include processing agreements, maintaining records, and resolving discrepancies, while supporting the broader contracting team with project work.

The Client Development Specialist is responsible for acquiring new clients, building relationships, maintaining insurance licensing, attending industry events, and assisting clients with questions related to warranty requirements.

Manage accounts receivable and commission payments, reconcile bank accounts and ledgers, maintain AR files and client records, resolve payment issues with clients, assist onboarding acquisition entities onto AR systems, and perform general administrative duties while improving processes.

Manage and grow an existing book of insurance and investment clients while cultivating new relationships. Provide financial planning and risk-management advice, analyze client needs, complete applications, execute transactions, and recommend strategies to grow portfolios. Maintain compliance and stay current on industry products and regulations.