Launch your Career with All Risks
4 weeks of training with on-going support
Four weeks of classroom education at our corporate office in Hunt Valley, MD is followed by branch-specific guidance to help new hires build a career as a broker or underwriter in one of our production units. Participants receive support at multiple levels throughout the company. Our branches provide a seamless transition from our corporate office to your new community. Our experienced production managers challenge you with accounts that demand thoughtful and analytical skill application and designated mentors provide counseling and insight into the complicated excess and surplus marketplace.
All Applicants Must:
- Have an overall grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- Be at least 18 years of age and able to show proof of legal eligibility to work in the U.S.
- Be proficient in Microsoft Office applications
- Have excellent written and oral communication skills as well as strong interpersonal skills
College Seniors and Recent Graduates Must:
- Be a recent graduate or full-time senior enrolled at an accredited 4-year college or university
- Be pursuing or have received a degree in Insurance and/or Risk Management
- Be a graduate prior to All Risks University start date
Industry Candidates Must:
- Possess an AU or ASLI designation OR a B.S. Degree (preferably in Insurance/Risk Management)
- Have a minimum of 3 years Property & Casualty experience
- Have passed AINS 21 and AINS 23 exams
- Principles and practices of surplus lines
- Intro to Sales
- All Risks’ products and services
- All Risks’ culture and mission
- Communication skills
- Capstone projects
- Submission analysis and market selection
- Commercial Property and Casualty underwriting and quoting
- Presentations by experienced sales staff
- Interaction and relationship building with business partners
- Complete the Online University Application and submit to All Risks
- Current Resume
- Unofficial College Transcript, if a student or recent graduate
- One (1) Letter of Recommendation or Professional Reference (preferably insurance related)
The ARU committee reviews applicants’ files, performs telephone interviews and conducts personal interviews with finalists.
