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What is a Remote FMO?

A Remote FMO, or Field Marketing Organization, is a company or entity that operates virtually to support independent insurance agents and agencies. They provide resources such as marketing support, training, carrier contracts, and technology tools without requiring in-person meetings or a physical office presence. This remote setup allows agents to access FMO services from anywhere, enhancing flexibility and efficiency in managing their insurance business. Remote FMOs are especially beneficial for agents who prefer working from home or servicing clients in multiple regions.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote FMO?

To thrive as a Remote Field Marketing Officer (FMO), you need expertise in marketing strategy, campaign management, and data analysis, typically supported by a degree in marketing or business. Familiarity with digital marketing platforms, CRM systems, and marketing automation tools is highly valued. Strong communication, self-motivation, and time management skills help you excel while working remotely and collaborating with diverse teams. These skills are crucial for driving effective marketing campaigns and achieving organizational goals in a remote environment.

What are some common challenges faced by remote FMOs when managing client relationships virtually?

Remote FMOs (Field Marketing Officers) often face challenges in building and maintaining strong relationships with clients due to the lack of face-to-face interaction. Effective communication and responsiveness are crucial, as clients may require regular updates and reassurance about campaign progress. To overcome these challenges, successful Remote FMOs leverage digital tools, schedule regular virtual meetings, and prioritize proactive follow-ups to foster trust and collaboration. Being organized and adaptable to clients' preferred communication channels can greatly enhance relationship management in a remote setting.

What is the difference between Remote Fmo vs Remote Insurance Agent?

AspectRemote FmoRemote Insurance Agent
CredentialsLicenses, certifications in insuranceLicenses in specific insurance lines
Work EnvironmentSupports multiple carriers, administrative tasksDirect client interaction, sales
Employer & IndustryInsurance carriers, brokerage firmsInsurance agencies, brokerages

Remote Fmos typically support multiple insurance carriers, focusing on administrative and back-end operations, while Remote Insurance Agents primarily sell policies directly to clients. Both roles require insurance licenses but differ in daily tasks and work environment. Understanding these differences helps job seekers find the right fit in the insurance industry.

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Agency Sales Manager

Houston, TX • Remote

Full-time

Posted 8 days ago


Job description

iHealth Agents, a partnership with The Liberty Company, is an independent insurance agency specializing in Medicare, ACA / Under-65 health plans, and ancillary products. We support a network of independent agents across multiple states with the carriers, tools, training, and back-office infrastructure they need to grow their books and serve their clients well. We're building the agency we wish existed when we started — modern technology, clean operations, and real support for the producers who power our business. We're hiring an Agency Sales Manager to lead the recruiting, onboarding, training, and ongoing development of our independent agent network.

Position Summary:

This is a player-coach role: you've sold insurance yourself, you know what makes a great agent successful, and you genuinely enjoy helping others reach the same level. You'll own the full agent lifecycle — from sourcing new producers, to getting them appointed and producing, to coaching them through the realities of selling Medicare and ACA in today's market.

This role has a significant runway. As iHealth Agents, a partnership with The Liberty Company, scales, this position is the natural path to Sales Director for the right person.

Essential Functions:

Recruit and onboard new agents

  • Source independent agents through LinkedIn, industry events, agent referrals, and existing networks like online forums and prospect newly licensed agents lists.
  • Vet candidates for production potential, compliance fit, and cultural alignment with iHealth Agents, a partnership with The Liberty Company.
  • Walk new agents through contracting, carrier appointments, E&O verification, and CRM access.
  • Set new agents up for first-90-day success with structured onboarding and clear production milestones.

Train and develop the team

  • Run weekly or bi-weekly group training sessions on product knowledge, quoting platforms, sales tactics, compliance, and best practices.
  • Build out a library of training content (recorded sessions, written guides, scripts) for asynchronous onboarding of new agents.
  • Provide 1:1 coaching for agents who need it — especially newer producers and those underperforming relative to potential.
  • Stay current on Medicare/ACA regulations, carrier product changes, and quoting platform updates so the team has accurate guidance.

Coach, motivate, and support producers

  • Be the first call when an agent has a tough client situation, a quoting question, or a compliance concern.
  • Conduct ride-alongs and listen-ins (with permission) to identify coaching opportunities.
  • Run regular pipeline reviews with key agents to keep momentum on opportunities.
  • Maintain agent motivation through recognition programs, leaderboards, contests, and consistent communication.
  • Identify and remove friction points that block agent productivity — escalate to leadership as needed.

Drive measurable team performance

  • Own team production targets and report against them monthly to leadership.
  • Use the iHealth CRM (Zoho) to track recruiting pipeline, agent activation, and ongoing production trends.
  • Identify underperforming agents early and either coach them up or off-board them respectfully.
  • Partner with operations and compliance to keep the agent experience smooth and the agency in good standing.

Carry production during peak season and master the tools

  • Personally sell Medicare and ACA policies during peak enrollment periods (AEP/OEP) to absorb lead overflow, keep response times fast, and make sure no opportunity goes unworked.
  • Become fully fluent in the iHealth CRM (Zoho) and the agency's quoting engines early in your tenure, and stay current as those platforms change — so you can both produce yourself and coach others with credibility.
  • Lead by example — model the workflow, scripts, and quoting standards you expect from the agents you train.

Qualifications/Skills:

Required

  • 3+ years in the insurance industry with deep familiarity in Medicare (Med Supp, MAPD, PDP) and ACA / Under-65 markets.
  • Active resident health/life insurance license in good standing in at least your home state, and willingness to obtain nonresident licenses in 5+ additional states within the first 90 days.
  • 2+ years of personal production as an insurance agent — you've sold real policies to real clients and understand the work.
  • 2+ years recruiting, onboarding, or training other agents in an FMO, IMO, agency, or carrier setting.
  • Demonstrated ability to coach others to higher performance — ideally with measurable results you can point to.
  • Self-directed and accountable in a remote work environment. This role doesn't have a manager looking over your shoulder — you have to want this.
  • Strong written and verbal communication. You'll be on Zoom, on the phone, in Slack, and in writing constantly.
  • Willingness and ability to personally sell Medicare and ACA policies during peak enrollment periods to absorb lead overflow — this is a player-coach role, not a desk-only one.
  • Ability to ramp quickly and self-sufficiently on the iHealth CRM (Zoho) and the agency's quoting engines. Prior Zoho experience is not required, but you must be comfortable learning new tools fast and using them daily.

Strongly Preferred

  • Top-producer recognition in your producing years (President's Club, top-X% at your agency, MDRT, or equivalent).
  • Experience using a modern CRM (Zoho, Salesforce, HubSpot, AgencyBloc) for pipeline management, not just contact storage.
  • Fluency in major quoting platforms (HealthSherpa, ConnectureDRX, Sunfire, AGA, eHealth).
  • Established relationships with major carriers (UHC, Humana, Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, etc.) for facilitating appointments.
  • Already holding active nonresident licenses in multiple states — a head start on the multi-state requirement above.
  • Current AHIP certification and FFM/Marketplace certification.
  • Bilingual (English/Spanish) is a meaningful advantage given our market mix.

The Person Who Will Thrive Here:

  • You think like an owner, not an employee. You'd build this role even if no one was watching.
  • You enjoy teaching and developing others. Watching someone you onboarded close their first big policy genuinely energizes you.
  • You're comfortable with ambiguity. Independent agencies move fast and write the playbook as they go — you can build in real-time.
  • You're technology-comfortable. You don't need to be a developer, but you'll spend significant time in CRM, Slack, and quoting platforms.
  • You're honest about what works and what doesn't. We don't want yes-people — we want someone who'll push back when our approach is wrong.

Why Join Us:

  • You're joining at a pivotal growth stage where you can shape the agent experience from the ground up.
  • Modern infrastructure: we're investing in CRM, automation, and agent tools — you won't be fighting outdated systems.
  • Clear runway to Sales Director as the team and agency scale.
  • Direct line to leadership. Your ideas get heard and acted on, not buried in committee.
  • 100% remote work with flexible scheduling, structured around results not hours.

Our culture is centered around The Liberty Company's mission of Promoting Peace of Mind with Great Care and living out our core values through teamwork, kindness, integrity, excellence, and continuous growth.


Promoting Peace of Mind for All

At Liberty, we take great care to promote peace of mind for all. We create a safe space to find your Joy of Being as your most authentic self. Being uniquely YOU, with your unique experiences and ideas, we will continue to strengthen our company as we grow together.

HABU has nothing to do with age, gender identity, race, sexual orientation, physical or mental ability, or ethnicity. We pursue people who value: Integrity, excellence, caring, kindness, fairness, teamwork, good feelings, and fun! Liberty empowers our team with tools and knowledge to support the purposeful spread of positive energy, kindness, and good feelings with others.

We recognize that our industry has more work to do in advancing diversity and inclusion. Our dream is to become the north star others can look to for direction as we advance together.


*Qualified applications with arrest or conviction records WILL be considered for employment. For positions in our organization that require a state insurance license to perform the duties described herein, applicants must meet the state licensing requirements as required by the applicable DOI, must not have been disqualified or barred from licensure, and must not have been prohibited from conducting the business of insurance under Title 18 U.S. Code, §§1033 and 1034 to qualify for that role