With two of the tasks for The Insurance Apprentice 2020 complete, and the sad news of Kanchaal Mahabeer’s elimination, the competition gets intense as the apprentices begin to fight for their spots.
Product profitability and market share
With two of the tasks for The Insurance Apprentice 2020 complete, and the sad news of Kanchaal Mahabeer's elimination, the competition gets intense as the apprentices begin to fight for their spots. They are different from any previous generation for one key reason, technology. They grew up with access to all types of technology and use them on a daily basis. They also think more globally and care deeply about their own impact on the world, particularly when it comes to the environment. With Judge Simon Colman, Executive Head of Digital Distribution at SHA Risk Specialists, Judge Nadia Starr, Chief Executive Officer at Inseta and guest Judge Catherine Naidoo, Executive of Product at Innovation Group on hand, the apprentices are handed their task. The apprentices are tasked with developing a sales and marketing strategy for value-add products for Gen Z customers. The main objective of the strategy was to focus on increasing sales and market share of the product.
The CPD factor
Earn Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for every episode you watch. Each episode will carry 1 CPD hour. Simply: The #Superfan competition
For every episode of The Insurance Apprentice, we have a question. Simply visit www.TheInsuranceApprentice.co.za, answer the #Superfan question, up to episode seven, to stand a chance to win R20 000, sponsored by Constantia Insurance. All the correct answers will go into a lucky draw and three people will be chosen to attend the finale where we will announce the winner of TIA2020. At the finale we will have a lucky draw between the three people and one person will win R20 000.
Winner and runner up prizes
The winner of The Insurance Apprentice wins a trip to Lloyds of London, sponsored by Lloyds of London, a R75 000 bursary, sponsored by Inseta, a R20 000 cash prize, sponsored by the Graduate Institute of Financial Sciences (GIFS), a R10 000 cash prize, sponsored by Tracker and an apple watch, sponsored by Genasys Technologies. Thank you AIE conference organisers for sponsoring the winner of The Insurance Apprentice to go to the African Insurance Exchange at Sun City in July. |
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