The role involves recruiting, training, and developing a team in the financial/insurance planning sector, providing ongoing support, performance management, and mentoring for consultants in Lebanon with the goal of becoming a branch head.
Company Description
Multinational insurance company,
our branch is top 1 for the past 7 years
Job Description· Recruit, Train and develop a team in the financial/ insurance Planning industry
· Provide field support to team members on regular basis
· Performance management and mentoring of supervised consultants
· Grow a team of 6-10 consultants in Lebanon to ultimately become a branch head
QualificationsSales management experience
Business owner mindset
age between 28-40 years
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