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A leading insurance recruiting firm in Canada is seeking an experienced Insurance Marketing Manager. This role requires at least 7 years of Commercial Marketing experience and involves overseeing staff development, collaborating on workload management, and servicing client needs. Candidates must hold a General Insurance Agent Level 2 license and possess strong leadership and customer service skills. This full-time position is essential for maintaining high service standards in the department.
Our client is seeking an experienced insurance professional to join their team as Insurance Marketing Manager! The ideal candidate must have at least 7 years of Commercial Marketing experience, and prior experience in placement broking.
Responsibilities and Duties include but are not limited to:
Requirements:
DGA Careers has been proudly serving the Canadian insurance industry for over 30 years, specializing in providing insurance recruiting services to major insurers, insurance brokerage firms and independent adjusting firms. With offices in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton, and Calgary, DGA Careers is well positioned to conduct searches with a national scope. Our unrivalled professional network across Canada provides us with the ability to reach vital key influencers and passive candidates nationally.
Interested candidates please contact Vanessa Ip at 778-383-9790 ext. 105 or forward your resume in confidence to vanessa
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