WTW is an award-winning advisory, broking and solutions company that helps clients around the world turn risk into a path for growth.

From the Titanic ship in 1912 to The Moon Buggy in 1971, WTW has a richness in [insurance] history dating back to 1828.

A WTW Commercial Consultant, within Willis Towers Watson (WTW), focuses on providing strategic advice and solutions to commercial lines insurers, helping them navigate the evolving insurance landscape and improve business performance. They leverage WTW's expertise in consulting and technology to assist clients with challenges related to underwriting, pricing, risk management, and more. 

Key Responsibilities of a WTW Commercial Consultant: Client Relationship Management:

Building and maintaining strong client relationships as a trusted advisor. 

  Underwriting and Pricing Expertise:

Providing expert guidance on underwriting processes, pricing strategies, and risk selection. 

  Project Execution:

Leading and contributing to client projects focused on areas like underwriting transformation, portfolio management, and process optimization. 

  Innovation and Transformation:

Helping clients innovate and adapt to market changes through the use of data, analytics, and technology. 

  Collaboration:

Working with colleagues across different teams and regions to address complex client needs. 

  Business Development:

Identifying and pursuing new business opportunities and contributing to proposal development. 

  Specific areas of focus for a Commercial Consultant at WTW may include: Commercial Lines Underwriting:

Helping insurers optimize their underwriting processes, improve risk selection, and enhance profitability. 

  Pricing and Optimization:

Developing and implementing pricing strategies to improve competitiveness and profitability. 

  Portfolio Management:

Helping clients manage and optimize their commercial lines portfolios for better performance. 

  Risk Management:

Providing guidance on risk assessment, mitigation, and transfer strategies. 

-Experience in commercial or specialty insurance, particularly in portfolio management, data analysis, and supporting business planning

Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills are essential, as is the ability to build relationships and work independently