F&I Outside Sales Producer

Posted 3 days ago

stone hendricks groupKentucky (UNITED STATES)

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About the role

Vice President- Finance & Insurance Producer
Job Duties: Devote exclusive attention and time during working hours to the business of the Company and perform the duties and responsibilities necessary to produce Net Commissions and Fees on behalf of the Company; Comply with all state licensing and continuing education requirements necessary to performyour duties; Ability to work in a self-directed way; Take initiative and confidently direct customer interactions; Acquire new dealer distributors to meet or exceed the Company business plan; Collaborate with the leadership team to strategize the most optimum program and structurefor each dealer; In conjunction with each new dealer, develop a game plan to maximize F&I income; Assure each game plan is executed properly by delivering training and developmental workrequired; While prospecting and proposing, gather “Market Intelligence” of competitors and share withthe EVP, Sales Operations; Work in unison with the P&C/EB producers to leverage relationships for potentialopportunities; Ability to organize, break down, and clearly articulate thoughts, ideas, and instructions throughverbal and written form; Strong organization and time management skills; Strong verbal and written English communication; Motivated by a fast-moving environment.-Experience Required:minimum 2 years experience with Finance and Insurance either at an Auto Dealership or with an F&I agency

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