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Job Description The Commercial. e position at NSIA Vie Assurances Togo is a full-time position based in Gulf. The recruited person will be responsible for prospecting new customers, presenting life insurance offers, advising prospects and clients on solutions tailored to their needs, and concluding sales in accordance with internal procedures. It will monitor and develop a client portfolio, ensure loyalty through regular support, and contribute to the achievement of the agency’s business objectives. The role also involves participation in promotional actions (commercial events, events, partnerships) and the feedback of market information to the management team. Solid aptitude for commercial prospecting, negotiation and conclusion of contracts, with a real focus on results and customer satisfaction. Excellent oral and written communication skills, ability to adapt the speech to different interlocutors and popularize insurance products. Good command of office tools (Office suite or equivalent) and business management tools or CRM. Ability to work independently as in a team, sense of organization, rigor in the follow-up of files and respect for deadlines. Bac Training+2 minimum in commerce, marketing, management or equivalent field; experience in insurance or financial services is highly appreciated. Knowledge of the local market and Gulf economic fabric, relational ease and strong professional ethics.
Sector: Sales and Business Development
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