Growth Producer - Employee Benefits
Posted 15 days ago
zinn insuranceSan Antonio (TX)
Insurance Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Zinn Insurance is scaling with intention.
Our target: 10X growth in five years.
This role exists to drive that growth through new revenue.
You will hunt, control, and close mid-market group benefits accounts (20–150 lives).
You are not servicing accounts.
You are not managing renewals.
You are not “checking in.”
You are building a book of business that becomes a long-term asset.
We are a small firm playing a bigger game.
Speed matters. Accountability matters. Production matters.
This is a career seat — not a steppingstone.
BOX 2: What You Own
Aggressive outbound prospecting
High-control discovery meetings
Strategic benefit presentations to decision‑makers
Confident closes
Signed BORs and new revenue in the door
Disciplined sales process inside Monday.com
Weekly activity KPIs
Monthly revenue targets
12-month validated producer milestone
You will operate in growth‑driven business environments — executive peer groups, scaling leadership circles, high‑performance founders.
We compete on strategy, positioning, and execution — not commodity pricing.
BOX 3: Who This Role Is Built For
You are:
Fast‑moving and decisive
Competitive and outcome‑driven
Comfortable pushing for decisions
Energized by pressure
Unfazed by rejection
Motivated by performance‑based income
You likely come from high‑performance B2B sales (PEO, payroll, SaaS, financial services, etc.).
You do not need benefits experience.
You do need a proven closing track record.
If you change roles for marginal base salary increases, this is not for you.
If you want to build something meaningful, grow with a scaling firm, and create long‑term income tied to your book — this is your lane.
Competitive base
Uncapped commission
Renewal of income after validation
Clear 12‑month validated producer benchmark
Leadership path as the firm scales
We reward production. There is no ceiling.
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