Berkley Mid-Atlantic Group (BMAG) is a property and casualty insurance provider serving the Mid-Atlantic. We are a member of W. R. Berkley Corporation, one of the largest commercial lines property and casualty insurance holding companies in the United States. With the resources of a large Fortune 500® corporation and the ability to operate with the closeness and flexibility of a small company, we exclusively work with select independent agents to insure the future of business.
Our culture is one that empowers employees to question the status quo and seek innovative ways to continue to exceed the expectations of our customers. We practice collaboration, creativity, and teamwork on a daily basis, with a commitment to innovation and high performance.
Company URL: https://www.wrbmag.com/
The company is an equal opportunity employer.
The Chief Claims Officer (CCO) serves as the highest level of Claims leadership in the Operating Unit (OU) and is responsible for Claims strategy, operations, compliance, customer service, and overall management of loss costs. The CCO serves as a member and key contributor on the OU’s Executive Committee and Senior Leadership Team (SLT), working above and beyond the Claims functional area as a co-leader of the OU in general. The CCO is also responsible for all aspects of people management, engagement, and performance of the Claims staff. The CCO leads innovation in both the Claims function and beyond.
Strategic enterprise thinking: Connects actuarial evidence to long-term competitive advantage, capital deployment, and operating priorities.
Commercial and underwriting acumen: Understands how product, appetite, distribution, claims, expense, and price interact to create sustainable returns.
Quality decision making: Balances rigor and speed; distinguishes what is known, uncertain, assumed, and actionable.
Influence and communication: Creates clarity, earns trust, constructively challenges, and turns analysis into commitment and action.
Technology and AI stewardship: Recognizes high-value use cases and establishes proportionate governance, controls, and human oversight.
Talent multiplication: Builds successors, broadens capabilities, and creates an environment where diverse perspectives improve decisions.
Execution and accountability: Sets priorities, simplifies work, assigns ownership, monitors outcomes, and closes the loop.
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