Insurance Producer - Brunswick, GA

Horace Mann•Brunswick, GA

About The Position

Horace Mann is seeking an Insurance Producer to help educators address financial challenges through tailored insurance and financial solutions. The role offers mentorship from an experienced agent, hands-on industry experience, training, and access to products designed for educators. Producers build their own practice while leveraging established books of business, a niche market, value-added services, networking opportunities, and a multi-line product portfolio. The position uses performance-based 1099 compensation with enhanced commissions and incentive and bonus opportunities during the first 36 months. Work may be performed in person, in the field, and/or from an office setting, with no external office requirement.

Requirements

  • Commitment to helping educators achieve financial prosperity.
  • Strong interpersonal and presentation skills.
  • Self-motivation and ability to manage one's own business.
  • Ability to obtain or currently hold state Life & Health and Property & Casualty licenses.

Responsibilities

  • Provide tailored solutions to help educators address financial challenges and achieve financial prosperity.
  • Present and explain products to prospective clients, one-on-one or in large groups.
  • Participate in community and networking events to expand professional connections.
  • Stay current on industry trends and apply new knowledge to help clients.
  • Develop market relationships and build a client base.
  • Invest time and resources in the success and growth of the producer's business.

Benefits

  • Sign-on bonus.
  • Uncapped earnings and commissions.
  • Structured incentive and bonus pay.
  • Monthly sales-volume incentives for the first 36 months.
  • Quarterly production bonuses for the first 36 months.
  • Enhanced commissions.
  • Mentorship and support from an experienced agent.
  • Opportunity for top performers to earn all-expenses-paid trips.
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