Relocation Strategies for Insurance Agents
Whatever is prompting your desire to move, stick a pin in a map and you’ll find that almost any place is one that an insurance professional can thrive in some fashion.
Whatever is prompting your desire to move, stick a pin in a map and you’ll find that almost any place is one that an insurance professional can thrive in some fashion.
By: Carey Wallace The most valuable asset in every agency is people. And there is no question that the insurance industry is based on relationships, and the best way to have strong relationships is to have quality people representing your brand, serving your customers and shaping the culture of your agency. Agencies that create a…
After graduating high school and college, Maldonado took a job in car sales. The role opened her eyes to insurance, and after working in an agency for several years, Maldonado co-founded an agency in 2019.
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Joan Woodward is president of the Travelers Institute and the trailblazing host of the “Wednesdays with Woodward” webinar series.
Diversity is like a multifaceted diamond, each unique element enhancing its depth, complexity and beauty. However, we need to be aware of each side’s differences, as well as the fact that these diamonds don’t come out of the ground sparkling.