Field Benefits Advisor - Leadership Fast Track to Coordinator

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aflac garden city officeMineola (NY)

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Job Description: Are you a top performer looking to step into leadership while continuing to grow your own production? Aflac is expanding in the Nassau County / Garden City market and is seeking ambitious, growth-minded professionals for a Fast-Track to District Coordinator role. This opportunity combines personal production, mentorship, and leadership development, with a defined path to building and leading your own team.
What You’ll Do: Produce personal B2B sales Mentor and support new Benefits Advisors Participate in leadership development training Assist with onboarding and field training Lead ride-alongs and enrollment support Help drive district growth initiatives
What We Offer: Clear leadership development path to District Coordinator Uncapped income potential Renewal income + leadership compensation Cash bonuses, stock bonuses, and incentive programs Hybrid schedule with autonomy Strong district leadership support Compensation Structure Performance-based and discussed in detail during interviews. Includes: Personal production commissions Renewal income Leadership bonuses Stock bonuses Performance incentives Who This Is For Proven sales leaders High performers seeking advancement Coaches and mentors Self-starters with leadership ambition About Aflac Aflac is a Fortune 200 company with a proven leadership development model and a culture focused on mentorship, growth, and recognition. Apply today to explore a leadership path with Aflac. Powered by JazzHRcNvmn Ukpu 1

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