Insurance Sales Producer

Posted 17 days ago

maine insurance agents associationTunbridge (VT)

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About the role

Insurance Sales Producer OpportunitySevigney-Lyons Agency in Wells, Maine is looking for an outside insurance sales producer to join our growing insurance team. The applicant should have excellent customer service skills; well organized, reliable, efficient, friendly and able to work well with a team. The responsibilities of an outside producer are to prospect/sell new business, address coverage, pricing and service concerns on new business and renewals. Accomplish sales goals. Skills required would be excellent verbal, written and presentations skills. Time management and organizational skills. Highly motivated with a strong work ethic. The ability to work with little supervision. Sevigney-Lyons Insurance is a family owned and operated insurance agency. We pay attention to the health and well being of our employees which we feel sets us apart. We offer salary plus commission, employer paid health (100%), employer paid dental, life & disability insurance. 4 weeks vacation, plus holiday pay, sick & personal time. 401(k) with employer match. Training and development. Flexible work from home options available. Becoming an Insurance ProfessionalInsurance Professionals go by many names: Brokers, Underwriters, Claims Representatives, Adjusters, Actuaries, etc. No matter the name, what they all have in common is a calling to help prepare people for the future. As there is an upcoming worker shortage in the Insurance industry, the demand for Insurance Professionals is growing every day! Is this career right for you?

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