When asked about their experience with selling workplace voluntary benefits, most brokers often give one of two replies:
“Oh, I’ve presented voluntary benefits a bunch of times. None of my clients want them; I don’t think they can be sold.”
When asked about their experience with selling workplace voluntary benefits, most brokers often give one of two replies:
“Oh, I’ve presented voluntary benefits a bunch of times. None of my clients want them; I don’t think they can be sold.”
Nelson Griswold is founder of the NextGen Benefits Mastermind Partnership and founder and chairman of the ASCEND Agency Growth & Leadership Summit.
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