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We own the long-term health and value of our customers.

Customer Success at hx sits at the intersection of strategic relationships, complex enterprise dynamics and measurable outcomes: where we work with demanding insurance organisations, help them transform pricing, and prove investment back to their business.

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Customer Success

Customer Success at hx is one unified team managing a small portfolio of high-value, strategic accounts. We own the long-term relationship across actuaries, underwriters and IT - running QBRs, overseeing onboarding, shaping renewals and expansions with AEs. Within the team, people also take on programmatic work like health scoring, renewal playbooks, product feedback loops and AI workflows. This is high-touch, strategic work with real commercial impact.

Customer Success

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Customer Success

Customer Success at hx is one unified team managing a small portfolio of high-value, strategic accounts. We own the long-term relationship across actuaries, underwriters and IT - running QBRs, overseeing onboarding, shaping renewals and expansions with AEs. Within the team, people also take on programmatic work like health scoring, renewal playbooks, product feedback loops and AI workflows. This is high-touch, strategic work with real commercial impact.

Customer Success

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Customer Success

Customer Success at hx is one unified team managing a small portfolio of high-value, strategic accounts. We own the long-term relationship across actuaries, underwriters and IT - running QBRs, overseeing onboarding, shaping renewals and expansions with AEs. Within the team, people also take on programmatic work like health scoring, renewal playbooks, product feedback loops and AI workflows. This is high-touch, strategic work with real commercial impact.

Customer Success

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Fewer accounts. Deeper ownership. Higher stakes.

Know your accounts inside out - or know where to find it fast.

Insurance isn't boring - see the 500 years of history behind it.

We mirror the market - social, relationship-driven, and hands-on.

Ship stuff quickly without sacrificing quality.

High trust and autonomy from day one.

How Customer Success is structured

One team, deeply embedded in accounts

One team, deeply embedded in accounts

  • Enterprise strategic accounts

    We manage fewer accounts with higher ARR - going deep instead of juggling dozens. We build strategies for actuaries, underwriters and IT, run QBRs and shape renewals with AEs.

  • Coordinating customer verticals

    Orchestrating across multiple cross-functional teams. We're the constant thread from onboarding to expansion, holding the relationship together.

  • Building CS infrastructure

    We own health scoring, renewal playbooks, product feedback loops and AI workflows. These aren't separate roles - everyone contributes to uplifting how the function operates and scales.

James Lubbock

Head of Customer Success

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Who you’ll build with

Those shaping what others won’t even try

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  • The patterns of our very best Customer Success people

    • They ship things quickly without sacrificing quality

      They get stuff done fast - follow-ups, strategies, QBR decks - while maintaining high standards. Speed and quality aren't trade-offs here, they're both expected.

    • They do the basics consistently well

      Hygiene in notes, health score accuracy, renewals pipeline, comms recaps - the BAU stuff matters. When accounts are this big and the team is this tight-knit, consistency shows.

    • They're fluent in every detail of their accounts

      If someone asks a question about their customers, they know it or they know where to find it fast. They spot issues and opportunities early, and bring the right people in.

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  • What the environment gives back

    • High trust and autonomy from day one

      We're given complex, high-value accounts early and trusted to lead them. The autonomy isn't earned after years - it's the starting point because the accounts demand it.

    • A career cornerstone, not just a job

      The experience and development we get sets us up as world-class CSMs. If we commit in the right way, this becomes the foundation of our entire career.

    • Exposure to an industry most people never touch

      We learn specialty insurance - 500 years of history, global trade infrastructure, complex risks. It's social, relationship-driven and far more interesting than car and home policies.

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The Anatomy of an hxer

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    Ideas aren't identity

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    Takes ownership without waiting for permission

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    Comfortable with ambiguity

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    Ownership beyond role

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    Low ego, high standards

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    Self-disciplined

  • A laptop covered with various colorful stickers on a desk with a plant nearby.

    Ideas aren't identity

  • Soft gradient circle transitioning from pink to orange, symbolizing creativity.

    Takes ownership without waiting for permission

  • A diverse group of people, including a smiling woman, appears engaged and applauding.

    Comfortable with ambiguity

  • Red and purple gradient circle, symbolizing ownership beyond role.

    Ownership beyond role

  • A small, curly-haired dog sits under a desk in an office environment.

    Low ego, high standards

  • Soft blue gradient circle, symbolizing depth and focus in design.

    Bias for depth

  • Group of people socializing at an event with a "Birthday" sign in the background.

    Intellectually curious

  • Soft gradient circle transitioning from green to blue, used as a background.

    Commercially aware

  • Empire State Building against a pastel sky, showcasing New York City's skyline.

    Self-disciplined

  • A laptop covered with various colorful stickers on a desk with a plant nearby.

    Ideas aren't identity

  • Soft gradient circle transitioning from pink to orange, symbolizing creativity.

    Takes ownership without waiting for permission

  • A diverse group of people, including a smiling woman, appears engaged and applauding.

    Comfortable with ambiguity

  • Red and purple gradient circle, symbolizing ownership beyond role.

    Ownership beyond role

  • A small, curly-haired dog sits under a desk in an office environment.

    Low ego, high standards

  • Soft blue gradient circle, symbolizing depth and focus in design.

    Bias for depth

  • Group of people socializing at an event with a "Birthday" sign in the background.

    Intellectually curious

  • Soft gradient circle transitioning from green to blue, used as a background.

    Commercially aware

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    Self-disciplined

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