The Blueprint for Fixing American Healthcare | with Dave Chase
Back in 2014, I was at a crossroads that every consultant hits: I knew the traditional way of selling benefits was broken, but I didn’t have the playbook to build something better.
Back in 2014, I was at a crossroads that every consultant hits: I knew the traditional way of selling benefits was broken, but I didn’t have the playbook to build something better.
The insurance industry is full of brokers who talk about innovation but still push the same tired, carrier-first products. My guest this week, Wes Spencer, doesn’t just talk—he builds.
If your primary prospecting strategy is to make as many cold calls as possible, you’re building your business on a foundation that’s cracking.
Ragan Edwards: From Stay-at-Home Mom to Commercial Insurance Powerhouse.
Patrick Corrigan, founder of Palladium Point, joined me this week to give my audience a bit of the perspective of a recruiter in this industry.
Niko Caparisos, Principal at Prosperity Benefits and Program Architect for Community-Owned Health Plans, joined the show this week to share what it means to re-localize healthcare.
“If you build it, they will come.” Sounds great, but isn’t always true in the healthcare industry.
How do you balance running a benefits group that serves many large clients, being a volunteer EMS, a father of 7, and an avid cyclist?
Michael Weaver, founder of Weaver Sales Academy, joined me this week and discussed a number of important topics in today’s sales landscape, including:
How do you find good sales producers? I invited Steve Giannone onto the show to find out how.
