Public Speaker / Seminar Presenter

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american senior benefitsCasper (WY)

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SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50.00

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About the role

Retirement Education Presenter American Senior Benefits is seeking a confident, engaging presenter to conduct educational retirement and Medicare seminars within the local community. This is NOT a cold-calling position. We are looking for someone who is comfortable speaking in front of groups, building trust quickly, and helping create meaningful conversations around retirement planning, Medicare, and financial wellness.

Responsibilities:

Conduct educational seminars and workshops
Present approved material in a clear and engaging way
Help attendees feel comfortable asking questions
Coordinate with local office leadership and event staff
Represent the organization professionally in the community

Qualifications:

Communicates with confidence and warmth
Is comfortable presenting to groups of 10100+ people
Can connect with both working adults and retirees
Is organized, coachable, and professional
Enjoys educating rather than "hard selling"Has experience in teaching, training, ministry, hospitality, sales, public speaking, or customer engagement
Preferred but not required:
Insurance or financial services background
Public speaking experience
Life & Health license

If you are someone who can command a room, build trust naturally, and enjoy helping people, we would love to speak with you. Our compensation packages are fully customizable to fit your goals and needs. CompensationUSD $50.00 - USD $100.00 /Yr.

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