Bankers Life Recognized Among Global Elite For Excellence in Training and Development
Bankers Life, which focuses on the life and health insurance needs of Americans who are near or in retirement, has earned the distinction six years in a row—a nod to its continued emphasis on premier field and home office training initiatives, including workshops, live best practice forums, and web-based and on-demand training. Bankers Life was ranked 74 in the 2017 list.
Bankers Life provides multi-faceted and lifelong learning tools for all levels of its field force, consisting of 4,300 agents and managers at 285 office locations across the
"We are proud to be included in Training's Top 125," said
Now in its 17th year, the Training Top 125 ranking is determined by assessing a range of factors, including financial investment in employee development, the scope of development programs, and how closely such development efforts are linked to business goals and objectives. For more information about Training magazine's Top 125, visit trainingmag.com.
About Bankers Life
Bankers Life focuses on the insurance needs of middle-income Americans who are near or in retirement. The Bankers Life brand is a part of
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