• Create marketing ads that will appeal to and draw in new clients.• Set up consultations, have an understanding for the client’s wants and needs, scheduleclients, take measurements, shop for supplies, create invoices.• Declutter, purge, rearrange, and organize spaces that can be kept tidy while also making themesthetically pleasing to the eye.

• Welcome customers and inform them of any sales or specials that are currently happening.• Answer telephone calls and respond to inquiries or take detailed messages for the owner ifnecessary.• Organize, rearrange, and sort new and old inventory daily to maintain a neat appearance forthe store.

• Draw up a quotes for competitive insurance premiums.• Negotiate and define the specific terms of insurance policies with brokers.• Keep detailed records of policies underwritten and decisions made.

• Provide Property and Casualty commercial insurance quotes for agents to offer to insuredswhom are seeking coverage for risks that are too complex for the standard insurance market.• Converse with other insurance professionals on what coverages are best for the insured’sneeds while also being conscious of the insured’s budget.• Use mathematical skills to calculate coverages when the insured requests to add to a policymidterm, which includes using prorated calculations.• Sell the insurance markets that AmWINS has access to to insurance agents whom are directlyin contact with insureds who need the insurance policies that we are capable of writing.

• Provide private instruction to individual or small groups of students ranging from pre-k to fifthgraders to improve academic performance and prepare for tests.• Organize and participate in recreational activities and outings, such as games and field trips.• Help to determine quantity of funds for staff, supplies, materials, and equipment needed for aspecific number of children.• Confer with parents and staff to discuss educational activities and policies, and students'behavioral or learning problems.• Provide students and teachers with assistance in resolving any problems.

• Assigned patrons to tables suitable for their needs and according to rotation so that serversreceived an appropriate number of seatings.• Greeted customers and informed patrons of establishment specialties and features.• Answered telephone calls and responded to inquiries or transferred calls.