Sales Development Representative - Remote

Posted 2 days ago

ondrick agencyDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$45,000–$75,000

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About the role

Sales Development Representative - Remote Build a Career Helping Families We’re looking for motivated professionals who enjoy working with people and want the flexibility of a remote, performance-driven career. In this role, you’ll connect with individuals and families who are exploring life insurance and financial protection. You’ll help them understand their options, identify appropriate solutions, and guide them through the application process.
What You’ll Do:
  • Connect with individuals and families who have requested information about life insurance coverage
  • Help clients understand their options and select coverage that fits their needs
  • Maintain ongoing client relationships through consistent follow-up and service
  • Work with a supportive, remote team that provides structured training and ongoing development
  • Participate in professional development and skill-building sessions
  • What You Can ExpectFully remote position with flexible scheduling; work the schedule that works for you
  • Warm leads available
  • Commission-based compensation with performance incentives
  • Average first-year earnings range of $45,000–$75,000+, with higher potential over time
  • Opportunities for advancement into leadership and client development roles
About the Company: We are an independent financial services organization that partners with top-rated insurance carriers to help families protect their future.

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