LIMRA’s 2013 Distribution Conference Features Executive Panel
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A panel of senior industry leaders will address more than 400 sales, marketing and distribution professionals at LIMRA's 2013
"The key driver of growth has always been strong distribution," said
The panel, moderated by Kerley, will discuss the current state of distribution, examining some of the creative initiatives in distribution that have been launched and how they may transform the industry. The panelists include:
LIMRA's Distribution Conference typically draws more than 400 sales, marketing and distribution leaders in the life insurance and financial services industries. The event provides a unique opportunity for attendees to share their experience and knowledge with their colleagues and counterparts and gain strategic insights on all distribution channels from industry experts.
To learn more about the conference, please visit: 2013
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