Allstate seeks entrepreneurs to open 150 agencies in Texas
"The population expansion in cities across the state presents an opportunity for more Allstate agency owners to protect and serve the insurance needs of families in
Allstate is seeking entrepreneurs with an enthusiasm to own* and operate their own business and make an impact in their community. Those agency owners are projected to bring additional jobs to their local communities.
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"Candidates don't need an insurance background. We'll provide them with comprehensive education and resources to help them get off to a solid start," Banks said. "They need a strong entrepreneurial drive, and the passion to help others and their community. The ideal candidate wants to build a legacy they can pass down for generations."
Allstate also offers a
Interested candidates can learn more about becoming an Allstate agency owner by going to www.allstateagent.com or by calling 1-877-711-1006.
Allstate agency owners projected to bring 1,700 jobs to
Newly appointed Allstate agency owners, along with current agents, could help generate more than 1,700 additional jobs in their communities across the state as they typically hire licensed sales staff to help grow their businesses.
These licensed sales professionals work side-by-side with agency owners to serve customers' insurance needs. For more information about becoming an Allstate licensed sales professional, email resumes to a recruitment team member at txrecruiting@allstate.com. Candidates can also call (877) 711-1015 to speak to a recruiter or can call their local Allstate agent.
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