Bilingual Life Insurance Agent
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pope insurance group a senior life insurance company agencyDallas (TX)
Insurance Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Team Nexa Insurance SolutionsAre you a life insurance agent looking to make a real impact in your community especially among underserved families who prefer to speak in their native language?At Team Nexa Insurance Solutions, we're on a mission to help more families get the coverage they deserve. To do that, we need bilingual agents who can connect with clients in Spanish, Haitian Creole and English.What Makes Team Nexa Different:Top Commission Contracts get paid what you're worthLive Daily Training learn and grow with real-time mentorshipVirtually No Lead Costs postcard-based system brings warm prospects to youDay One Coverage Available even for clients with:COPDPast cancerKidney failureHeart conditionsPacemakersWhy Bilingual Agents MatterThere are thousands of families across the U.S. and in your community who are more comfortable speaking in their first language when making financial decisions. If you can bridge that gap, you won't just be closing policies you'll be building trust, legacy, and long-term referrals.We're Looking For:Currently licensed life insurance agentBilingual speakers ready to serve diverse communitiesAgent who are coachable, driven, and serious about building a businessFinal expense experience is helpful, but not requiredApply today and start making a difference in two languages. We'll give you the tools. You bring the voice your clients need.
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