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The General · Insurance & Benefits

Arrive early, on the right date, at the accounts somebody else is already holding.

Your General finds the employers that fit your band, works out who holds the account today, establishes when the renewal actually lands, and starts the approach months ahead of it rather than weeks.

What you would hand it

  • Build the target band

    Employers in your geography, your size band and the trades you actually write.

  • Find out who holds it now

    The incumbent carrier, broker of record or PEO. It changes the whole approach.

  • Establish the renewal month

    Worked out one employer at a time from what is public, because it is in no system you own.

  • Start months out, not weeks

    Outreach timed to land while it is still a conversation rather than an interruption.

  • Reach the person who decides

    The owner or the person who owns the benefit line, not the general enquiries address.

  • Write to this account

    About their renewal, their trade and their incumbent. One at a time.

  • Work the class all the way in

    A renewal class is a season of touches, not a send. It runs the whole season.

  • Prepare the producer

    Everything known about the account, in front of you before the discovery call.

  • Turn the call into the submission

    What was said becomes the list of what underwriting still needs.

  • Chase the missing pieces

    An incomplete submission is the most common way a live deal stalls. It keeps asking.

  • Keep the account across the year

    So next year's renewal is a continuing conversation rather than a cold approach.

  • Nothing goes out unapproved

    Every message waits for your yes until you decide otherwise.