The SNL Beat – Episode 1 – An Interview with Michael Simpson

The SNL Beat is your source for all things insurance. In this episode, we’re interviewing Final Expense Market Sales Director Michael Simpson about his approach to lead generation, training, and what keeps him motivated.

About Michael Simpson
Michael Simpson is the Market Sales Director for Security National Life over the state of Florida. He has been an insurance professional for over thirty-four years, and has developed a great reputation amongst his peers in the insurance industry as an innovative sales and marketing leader. He has been recognized as Agent of the Year for a respected national insurance provider and has worked as a paid consultant with various insurance carriers and leading insurance marketing firms. Michael is proud to have served in the United States military and to have had the honor of helping many individuals and families make sound future decisions for their loved ones throughout different areas of the country. He is a single father of two sons, and knows the value of sacrifice and hard work. He is a native Floridian and is excited to pair his talents with Security National Life and the sales agents and families we serve on an every-day basis. Get in touch with Michael! – MichaelS@snlfinalexpense.com ; 941-304-9299

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