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Performs and participates in the interior design and documentation process for medium to large scale, multi-phased institutional and commercial projects. LEED for Commercial Interiors. Our team works with fantastic non-profits, churches, and commercial partners and has been voted one of the best workplaces three years in a row.
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Prior experience in middle market commercial lines account management or related roles is preferred. QualificationsActive P&C licenseStrong understanding of commercial insurance products, coverages, and underwriting processes.
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Job SummaryAs the Sales and Commercial Manager - Material Solutions US, you are accountable for establishing a successful business development strategy in the US. As part of the overall sales plan of growing Material Solutions’ revenue from $5M to $100M over the next 3 years, you are responsible for delivering the agreed US portion.
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Commercial service, retrofitting, and installation of HVAC equipment. 5+ years of large commercial or industrial HVAC experience. repairing, or replacing all types of pumps, refrigeration equipment, pneumatic valves, electric valves, heat transfer equipment, ventilation, and air distribution equipment according to prints.
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