Danielle  Klemm, ACSR

Danielle Klemm, ACSR

Account Manager, Employee Benefits

dklemm@mackoul.com
(516) 279-1222

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Danielle Klemm joined Mackoul Risk Solutions in 2012 as a Commercial Account Associate. She has risen through the ranks rapidly, being promoted from Account Associate to Remarketing Underwriter to Commercial Account Manager in the Property and Casualty Division, where she managed larger commercial insurance accounts. She joined the Employee Benefits Division in 2015 and holds the title of Account Manager. She is a licensed insurance broker and has managed many of our commercial insurance accounts.

Danielle has earned her New York State Property & Casualty and Life and Health licenses, and has also obtained her Accredited Customer Service Representative (ACSR) designation. She is also a member of the Insurance Professional Association of Long Island (IPALI). She continues to attend continuing education courses to expand her knowledge in the insurance industry.

Danielle’s top priority is to provide excellent service to our clients in meeting their insurance needs, as she believes this creates the most successful outcomes.

 

What Our Clients Are Saying About Danielle

“Your staff never says no. Your people quietly and quickly fix stuff. Danielle and Rebecca are both 12’s on a scale of 1-10.”

“The team is fantastic. I don’t know what I would do without Danielle and Rebecca. They are always available to help and answer my questions. I am always kept informed about new regulations. I wish I could give more than 5 stars!” 

“I LOVE working with Rebecca Scandaliato and Danielle Klemm. They are exceptionally responsive and very knowledgeable. The Ease portal is amazing. Mineral is a great resource as well. I wish all my vendor relationships were as wonderful.”

Rebecca and Danielle are true partners to our company and are extremely responsive and offer multiple options to fit our needs. We couldn’t be happier! 

“Rebecca, Danielle, and the entire team at Mackoul are top professionals.”