Exploring a new direction?
You don’t need to have every step figured out to start a conversation. Tell us what draws you to insurance and where you are in the learning or licensing process.
Start with your goalsInsurance agent opportunities · Mave
Have a passion for helping people? Let’s talk about how that purpose could become part of your work in life and health insurance.
People first.
Every conversation.
Bring your experience. Bring your questions.
You don’t need to have every step figured out to start a conversation. Tell us what draws you to insurance and where you are in the learning or licensing process.
Start with your goalsAlready licensed? Share your product focus, the states where you work and what you want from an agency relationship. We’ll talk through whether Mave fits your next step.
Bring your experienceWhat matters at Mave
The client’s goals, responsibilities and budget belong at the center of the conversation.
Clear explanations start with understanding benefits, limitations and the details of the actual coverage.
Our partnerships bring together agencies with a shared passion for helping people find an appropriate next step.
From hello to a clearer plan
Start with an introduction. Get the details you need before deciding what comes next.
Your goals, interests, location and licensing stage.
Talk through fit, available support, expectations and the role you are exploring.
Confirm compensation, costs, licensing and contracting requirements before any commitment.
A purpose worth exploring
Tell us where you are today and what you want to build. Mave will review your inquiry and follow up using your preferred contact method.
Agent@maveinsurance.comThis is an introductory inquiry. We’ll discuss any available role, independent contractor arrangement, licensing requirements and written terms before you make a decision.
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Your next step, explained
Yes. Tell us whether you are exploring the field or studying for your license. We can discuss the next steps for your goals. Selling or advising on insurance requires the appropriate licenses and any necessary appointments; sending an inquiry does not authorize you to start selling.
Absolutely. Share the states where you are licensed, the products you focus on and what you are looking for in an agency relationship. We will discuss fit, any existing obligations and the requirements for a potential transition.
Mave has a professional distribution-network connection with Family First Life. During your conversation, we can explain how that relationship may relate to your licensing, contracting and product focus. Available resources and participation requirements should be confirmed for your specific arrangement.
We will talk through the guidance you need and the learning resources available for your stage and product focus. Family First Life describes life insurance training for the independent agents it works with. Ask Mave which resources you would be eligible to use and how any onboarding or ongoing support would work.
The details depend on the role, carrier, product and written agreement. Before committing, ask about commission schedules, renewals, advances, chargebacks, fees and business expenses. An inquiry is not an offer of a salary, a particular commission rate or guaranteed earnings.
Discuss prospecting options, any available lead providers, costs and applicable requirements with Mave before making a purchase. Ask who owns the customer relationship and how consent is handled. The inquiry form does not sign you up for lead purchases or paid services.
Tell us your location, preferred working style and product interests. We will confirm what arrangements are available. Medicare work has additional training, certification, appointment and marketing requirements; a life insurance license or network affiliation alone does not establish eligibility.
Mave reviews your goals, experience and licensing stage, then follows up using your selected contact method. If there is a potential fit, the next conversation covers the role and its requirements. Contracting and onboarding happen separately after the relevant details are reviewed.