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Job Description: Entry-Level Sales Representative About UsAt Allegiant Business Group, we do right by people with integrity, follow-through, and a personal touch. Our mission is helping businesses and individuals protect what matters most — their teams, families, and financial security. We’re a driven, caring team that values hard work, genuine relationships, and making a difference.
What You’ll Do:
  • Meet business owners and decision-makers face to face to offer supplemental insurance solutions
  • Conduct needs-based consultations and enroll clients in coverage
  • Build relationships and follow up to ensure satisfaction
  • Learn and grow through hands-on training and mentorship
What We Offer:
  • Commission-based pay with a starting base draw and bonuses
  • Agents average $65,000–$85,000 per year
  • Licensing assistance and reimbursement
  • Supportive, service-oriented team culture
  • Independence and flexibility as an independent contractor
Who You Are:
  • Self-motivated, reliable, and coachable
  • Comfortable building relationships face to face
  • Eager to grow and help others
  • Professional, confident, and driven
  • Allegiant Business GroupFull-Time | Independent Contractor | B2B / Direct Sales
Compensation: Commission-based pay with a starting base draw and bonuses
Location: Local Territory (In-person)
Join UsIf you’re ready for a career that blends purpose with opportunity, we’d love to meet you. Learn more at http://allegiantbusinessgroup.com

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