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Job Description: Outside Sales Representative & Trainer
About Us: At Divinity Group, we empower ambitious professionals to achieve more. We deliver innovative supplemental insurance solutions while celebrating high performers. This is a role for achievers who want to excel independently while mentoring and leading others. Why You'll Love It: Drive your own success – manage and grow your book of business across your territory. Train & inspire – travel to coach teammates and elevate overall team performance. Be independent, yet part of a team – enjoy autonomy while collaborating with a high-performing group.
What You'll Do: Close deals & maintain clients – prospect, sell, and sustain relationships in your territory. Coach & mentor peers – share strategies, lead trainings, and develop rising stars. Travel for impact – visit clients and teammates to drive business and skills growth.
Who You Are:
  • Ambitious & results-driven – you thrive on measurable success.
  • Confident communicator & leader – skilled at presenting, selling, and mentoring.
  • Self-motivated & disciplined – independent yet committed to team achievement.
  • Perks & Rewards:
  • Competitive base + uncapped commission – your effort determines your earnings.
  • Leadership growth – expand your influence and advance quickly.
  • Winning culture – results are celebrated, and high performance is rewarded.
  • Own Your Success. Lead Others. Apply Today.
  • To learn more about the Divinity Group visit us here: www.divinitygroupllc.com

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