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Entry-Level Client Account Specialist

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ecruitCharlotte (NC)
Sales and Related Workers, All OtherAll Other Insurance Related Activities

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$53,000–$150,000

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About the role

Entry-Level Client Account Specialist – $53,000–$150,000 + Commission - Charlotte, NC Full-Time | Entry Level | Training Provided Want a career where your effort can directly increase your earnings? Looking for an opportunity to build sales and client relationship skills with full training and support? Flierl Agency LLC is hiring an Entry-Level Client Account Specialist to join its Charlotte team. You’ll work with clients to understand their needs, explain health coverage and wellness benefit options, and build long-term relationships. No previous industry experience is required.
What you’ll do:
  • Build relationships with new and existing clients
  • Explain health coverage and wellness benefit options
  • Manage your own client portfolio
  • Follow up with prospective customers
  • Support clients throughout the sales process
  • Work toward individual and team goals
What’s in it for you:
  • $53,000–$150,000 earning potential based on experience and performance
  • Commission, bonuses, and incentives
  • Up to 16 performance bonus opportunities each year
  • Full training and ongoing mentoring
  • Clear career progression
  • Flexible working hours
  • Team rewards and travel opportunities
What we’re looking for:
  • Strong communication skills
  • Confidence speaking with people
  • A motivated, goal-focused attitude
  • Good organization and follow-through
  • A willingness to learn
No health insurance experience? That’s fine. If you’re driven, coachable, and ready to build a career where your performance is rewarded, apply today.

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