State Farm Agents Meet to Plan the Future of Their Business
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“We are now in the ‘Personal Age,’” said
Held at the famous Peabody Orlando, the
Agents found that the
Topics the agents discussed included planning exciting events for clients and the community, creating an agency that captures clients’ attention and imagination, and new technology to improve client experiences. “I came away with new thoughts on what our agency will look like in the future. We are moving fast and need to stay ahead of the game in every aspect,”
“This event stretches our thinking and expands the realm of possibilities within our agencies. I come away with things that I can do immediately to help my agency,” said
The
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