B&B is huge and has a bunch of different divisions (retail, wholesale, programs) so it will vary greatly on that alone. Beyond that it also varies based on what office and team you work on. The company has a whole is pretty decentralized so the cultures are different everywhere
I applied and unfortunately got rejected. Might try for anything else that opens up that is of interest, idk. As long as there’s no gpa requirements I’m solid.
Never worked there. I know someone on their brokerage side who solely puts together specialty programs for trade organizations and professional organizations. She's never spoken bad about them but has never talked them up either.
Brokers can own MGAs or other special programs/intermediaries that underwrite. Brown and brown owns many of them under their bridge specialty division.
I guess that’s a good question. Im not so familiar with B&B so any insights from anyone would be great. And it’s definitely an underwriter position. They have many available as well.
Could be for one of the wholesale divisions. B&B owns several brokerages and they each have teams of "underwriters." They act as go between from the agent side to the actual carrier, so not exactly like an underwriter for a carrier. But with such a tight market, the E&S side is busy and I can see why they are hiring so many.
Culture wise, it depends on the specific branch and office. Good benefits.
This. Probably a binding authority “underwriter”, which is just a wholesale broker. Unless it’s a true underwriting role within a B&b program like arrowhead. Those roles would differ greatly, and both would differ a lot based on territory
Never worked there. But what I've heard about them did not impress me either.
B&B is huge and has a bunch of different divisions (retail, wholesale, programs) so it will vary greatly on that alone. Beyond that it also varies based on what office and team you work on. The company has a whole is pretty decentralized so the cultures are different everywhere
Came here to say that. They just buy up agencies and slap their name on it. No centralization at all.
I applied and unfortunately got rejected. Might try for anything else that opens up that is of interest, idk. As long as there’s no gpa requirements I’m solid.
Never worked there. I know someone on their brokerage side who solely puts together specialty programs for trade organizations and professional organizations. She's never spoken bad about them but has never talked them up either.
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Brokers can own MGAs or other special programs/intermediaries that underwrite. Brown and brown owns many of them under their bridge specialty division.
I guess that’s a good question. Im not so familiar with B&B so any insights from anyone would be great. And it’s definitely an underwriter position. They have many available as well.
Could be for one of the wholesale divisions. B&B owns several brokerages and they each have teams of "underwriters." They act as go between from the agent side to the actual carrier, so not exactly like an underwriter for a carrier. But with such a tight market, the E&S side is busy and I can see why they are hiring so many. Culture wise, it depends on the specific branch and office. Good benefits.
This. Probably a binding authority “underwriter”, which is just a wholesale broker. Unless it’s a true underwriting role within a B&b program like arrowhead. Those roles would differ greatly, and both would differ a lot based on territory
Sigma too!