Client Service Specialist/Financial Paraplanner

Golden Reserve LLC•Mason, OH
•$70,000 - $100,000•Onsite

About The Position

Golden Reserve is seeking an experienced Client Services Specialist (CSS), a role that combines the functions of a Paraplanner and Client Services Coordinator. This is not an administrative position. The CSS will manage the back-end client sales process, including creating client Roadmaps (financial plans), providing first-line client support and service, and facilitating the execution of insurance applications from start to finish. The CSS Team is considered the driving force of Golden Reserve, supporting monthly seminars and weekly TV & Radio Shows across Ohio. Golden Reserve is a fast-growing company recognized for its innovative approach to financial services.

Requirements

  • Two (2) years+ of financial services experience.
  • Life Insurance Annuity Application Excellence – completion, monitoring & management.
  • GRIT – demonstrating accountability, ownership, problem-solving, and toughness.

Nice To Haves

  • Client Service Excellence: Understanding the responsibility of managing clients' life savings.
  • Commitment to the GR-Way process and systems for managing client services and support.

Responsibilities

  • Managing the entire back-end client sales process, including building client Roadmaps (financial plans).
  • Delivering world-class first line ongoing client support and service.
  • Facilitating start-to-finish insurance application execution.
  • Supporting monthly seminars and weekly TV & Radio Shows.
  • Being the steady and consistent voice and leader in every office to ensure the company moves forward.

Benefits

  • CSS Captains – three (3) dedicated supporting CSS Team Members to help manage workload, new business support, and policy/training needs.
  • Competitive Salary - $70,000 - $100,000.
  • Generous time off policy
  • Health Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • 401(k)
  • Life Insurance
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