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Possessing a BS degree, I was awarded a paid graduate teaching assistantship and taught biological science to undergraduates for a full academic year. I decided that teaching for years in order to enjoy scientific discoveries would be financially undesirable. Applying for a commercial career, I looked forward to challenges involved and hoped to find activity that was socially worthwhile. I was hired into a two-year training program with Lever Brothers Company, a U.S. Division of England's Unilever LTD, one of the world's largest corporations. After working in Ohio for two years I was promoted by Lever Brothers to New York City where I worked for the company another four years.
After six years marketing consumer products I decided to move into industrial sales and enjoyed working with three manufacturers for the next six years. Within two years I had become one of the top volume truck-body and equipment representatives in the country. Having studied and implemented branding, advertising, promoting, and marketing for twelve years in corporate environments I was recruited to turn around (successfully) the business of the last of the three manufacturers I worked for (Lyncoach & Truck Company) before deciding voluntarily to leave the corporate environment.
Reading an article in Consumer Reports Magazine about the life insurance industry, I decided to help families understand and recover from the financial error of buying a life-insurance policy as an investment. I wrote Financial Recovery while building one of the largest personal lines agencies in the country with three offices in Columbus, Ohio and more than thirty trained and licensed agents.
I gave public seminars twice a week (Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings) that persons interested in their own family's finances or in a worthwhile personal career were welcome to attend. Those who decided to join us were given help in the licensing procedure and assigned to one of my three Columbus, Ohio offices (managed by general agents) when completing seminar attendance. Information about that hugely successful business, from which I retired to Florida in 1986, can be found online at www.WiseBird.com.
Financial Recovery was largely responsible for the industry's creation of Universal Life Insurance. UL consists of annually renewable term life-insurance combined with flexible overcharges that create its CASH VALUE, permitting company agents to pitch it, as usual, as an investment. If owned today, I am suggesting that it be either sold, if worthwhile, or replaced appropriately. For the reasons, see items #92, #93, #94, #95, #96, and #97 within the online book's updated bibliography.
2024 Placed online my book Financial Recovery (updated).
With today's internet, the time has again come for a nationally licensed insurance brokerage business (or a unique company) through its team of branded Wisebird agents to reposition TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS in overcharges that have been pitched as "investments" over the past forty years by life insurance salesmen.
THE BUSINESS WILL AGAIN GENERATE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS FOR AN ESTABLISHED FINANCIAL MARKETING ENTREPRENEUR WHO WOULD ENJOY MY HELP.
A fortune will be made by BRANDING autos with "WiseBird.com" bumper stickers along with our agents wearing the "WiseBird" cap (or visor) and shirt (or sweater) during face-to-face and remote presentations. Wisebird branding items can given to independent agents, accompanying initial commission(s).
FOR ONLINE MARKETING & PROPRIETARY BRANDING PROTECTION
AVAILABLE TO AN EXISTING NATIONAL TERM LIFE-INSURANCE MARKETING BUSINESS.
To use the below registered internet domain names, contact me:
Wisebird.com
FinancialRecoveryBook.com
WisebirdFinancial.com
WisebirdAgent.com
WisebirdAgents.com
MyWisebirdAgent.com
WisebirdRecovery.com
WisebirdPartners.com
WisebirdInsurance.com
WisebirdAnnuities.com
WisebirdInvestments.com
LifeInsuranceBooks.com
Today's social media make this consumer friendly business a "no brainer" for creative marketing together with exclusive use and editing of the above internet domains. If you are interested call (941) 545-3600. |
