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About the Life Insurance Agent position. Our organization is growing and expanding so fast into new territories we're looking for Life Insurance Agents and Sales Representatives we can build around.
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We are looking for a skilled Insurance Agent to join our team and help us with managing our business development activities. We serve clients by acting as their independent advisor and broker for products in life insurance, health insurance, retirement, annuities, medicare, senior benefits and more.
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Experience of working with major kinds of insurance plans including automobile, fire, life, property, and medical is a plus. Requirements for Insurance Agent. Average first-year income for our new life insurance agents is 75-95k; however, there is no cap.
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No Cost trips for Qualified Life Insurance Agents. No Sales or Industry Experience Required - we will teach, coach, and train you 100% Review insurance claims to ensure fair dealing and satisfaction.
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Our company is an independent marketing organization (IMO) in the financial services industry; specifically in the insurance marketplace. Meet your goals in finding new clients and selling insurance products and services.
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Your duties will include finding new clients as well as promoting and selling company's insurance plans. Develop effective marketing strategies to sell insurance plans to current or new clients.
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Some Sales Representatives make well over 100k their first year. Stay informed about market trends and updates in the field of insurance products and services. Strong communication, presentation and sales skills.
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