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In-House
Attorney
Corporate - Contract Law
Government and Government Relations
Insurance Coverage
Workers Compensation
Min 1 yrs required
State Relations Executive Duties: Plans, coordinates, and implements state regulatory strategies for initiatives, programs, item filings, loss costs, assigned risk rates, and legislative initiatives that require governmental interface and approval. Prepares documents required by governmental agencies in order to obtain necessary approval for regulated products. Coordinates all related governmental interactions and compliance activities within the organization to support regulatory, rate, and reform initiatives. Responsible for developing, managing, supporting and maintaining the relationships with key industry and regulatory contacts. Defines, implements, and manages state relations strategies in assigned states. Facilitates and conducts State Advisory Forums. Responsible for filings and securing approval of initiatives, programs, loss costs, assigned risk rates, and item filings in order to ensure a fair and fiscally sound workers compensation system. Provides support for legislative initiatives and processes. Represents by testifying where necessary. Coordinates activities and projects as assigned.
Qualification and Experience
Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree and 10 years of workers compensation, government affairs, or insurance experience Comprehensive knowledge of worker’s compensation rules, laws and principles. Ability to negotiate and resolve issues and conflicts. Ability to recognize potential problems and communicate with internal and external contacts. Excellent oral and written communication skills; along with the ability to effectively write documents, as well as, the ability to conduct public presentations. Ability to travel extensively. Ability to form positive working relationships. Proficiency with technology including PowerPoint, Excel, Word and database structures. Preferred: CPCU, Insurance Institute of America designations (ARM, AU, ARC, etc.) or Law Degree. Knowledge of legislative process, workers compensation, or procedures or manuals would be preferred.
Job Number: 17-025B
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