Bailey Conger
About Bailey Conger
Bailey Conger is an Associate Underwriter at James River Insurance Company, specializing in risk assessment and coverage in the Life Science division. With a background in Conservation Biology and experience as a Claims Examiner, Conger effectively manages submissions and maintains strong broker relations.
Work at James River Insurance Company
Bailey Conger has been employed at James River Insurance Company since 2016, initially serving as a Claims Examiner for eight years. In this role, Conger managed a high volume of submissions, demonstrating strong organizational skills and attention to detail. In 2018, Conger transitioned to the position of Associate Underwriter, where the focus is on improving risk assessment and coverage within the Life Science division. This role involves staying informed about laws, FDA regulations, and class action suits, which are critical for effective underwriting in this specialized field.
Education and Expertise
Bailey Conger earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Conservation Biology from Old Dominion University, completing the program from 2010 to 2014. This educational background provides a foundation for understanding the complexities of the Life Science sector. Additionally, Conger utilizes prior laboratory experience to support team members and management, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the Life Science division at James River Insurance Company.
Background
Before joining James River Insurance Company, Bailey Conger worked as a Patrol Aide at Old Dominion University from 2013 to 2014. This role contributed to the development of skills in responsibility and situational awareness, which are beneficial in the insurance industry. Conger's experience in various capacities has shaped a comprehensive understanding of risk assessment and management.
Broker Relations and Customer Service
In the role of Associate Underwriter, Bailey Conger has developed strong relationships with brokers by emphasizing product quality and customer service. This focus on building rapport with brokers is essential for effective communication and collaboration, ultimately leading to improved outcomes in underwriting processes.