Insurance Sales Representative
$76,000–$100,000 per year
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SALARY
$76,000–$100,000 per year
About the role
- Meet face-to-face with small and medium-sized business owners and decision-makers
- Introduce businesses and their employees to supplemental insurance products and services
- Identify client needs and recommend appropriate coverage solutions
- Prospect for new business through referrals, existing accounts, and new business opportunities
- Schedule and conduct follow-up appointments with prospective and existing clients
- Build and maintain your own book of business
- Develop long-term relationships with clients and business owners
- Participate in scheduled team meetings, sales calls, and training
- Track and submit daily sales activity and performance metrics
- Manage your own schedule and submit your weekly working hours to your sales manager
- Provide professional and responsive service to clients through phone and email
- Travel to other sales territories with your team when desired
- Travel weeks are available regularly but are optional.
- Positive, energetic, and motivated by achievement
- Confident communicating with individuals and groups
- Comfortable meeting with business owners and decision-makers
- Self-motivated and capable of working independently
- Coachable and committed to continuous improvement
- Disciplined, organized, and purposeful with their time
- Persistent and comfortable overcoming objections
- Able to handle rejection without losing motivation
- Empathetic and genuinely interested in helping others
- Driven to achieve and surpass personal goals
- Professional, dependable, and accountable
- Sales Experience Is Preferred—But Not Required
- Weekly draw pay
- Commission eligibility
- BonusesQuarterly and annual incentive trips
- Cash bonus opportunities
- Stock share bonus opportunities
- Advancement and promotions based on individual performance
- Training & Professional Development
- Your success matters to us.
- We provide:
- Virtual classroom training
- Hands-on training in your assigned sales territory
- An experienced trainer to help you learn the business
- Ongoing sales coaching and professional development
- Advanced sales training
- Leadership development opportunities
- Career Advancement
- This isn't designed to be a job you stay in forever.
- As you develop your sales skills and demonstrate strong performance, you'll have opportunities for advancement, increased responsibility, and leadership development.
- Your growth is tied to your performance, giving motivated individuals the opportunity to take control of their career trajectory.
- Licensing & Education Requirements
- Must already hold a Health & Life insurance producer license or be willing and able to obtain one
- Licensing reimbursement is available
- Bachelor's degree OR a minimum of 4 years of professional post-high-school work experience
- Candidates within 6 months of completing their bachelor's degree will be considered
- Candidates with less than 4 years of professional experience may also be considered if they have relevant or specialized outside sales experience
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