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45 YEARS OF SERVICE
David Blaisdell, PR
Matthew Cartwright, RGA
Daven Hermosura, GA
ANNIVERSARIES
Massoud Vaziri, MGA
6 YEARS OF SERVICE
Christiana Bouligny, AGT
Lori Bracco, AGT
Joy Manasse, AGT
Tabitha McDermid, MGA
Meardey Kim, MGA
Ronald Knoedler, AGT
Debora Cabral, AGT
Racquel Castillo, AGT
Alfonso Gutierrez, AGT
Kailynn Hanvey, SA
Tina Michael-Lee, AGT
Trenton Miller, MGA
Joel Scullin, AGT
Colleen Simental, SA
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30 YEARS OF SERVICE Jose Lopes, MGA Carlos Arballo, RGA Briana Cooper, SA Steve Mersan, SA Raynaldo Lafontant, GA Rodela Castolome, AGT Clifton Henry, SA Candace Minor, SA Jessica D Smith, AGT
John Wagner, PR 11 YEARS OF SERVICE Martha Asbell, RGA Lindsey Dettwiller, GA Begona Patino-Lopez, RGA Patrick Locke, SA Robert Catlett, SA Christopher Hensley, SA Stanis Moanda, SA Rosemary Soto, GA
26 YEARS OF SERVICE Eric Cochran, SGA Andrew Leah, AGT Aziz Farsakh, GA Jennifer Reed, GA Wilfrido Martinez, SA Steven Chandler, SA Vai Meng Ho, AGT Jakob Morris, AGT Anthony Spaduzzi, SA
David Thornton, RGA Luay Ghawi, RGA Yolette Mompoint, AGT Omar Fernandez, MGA Mary Robinson, AGT Luis Miranda, AGT Jessica Chang, SA Crissal Hoeckendorf, AGT Eldine Mpanzu, GA Tanya Sutton, GA
23 YEARS OF SERVICE Roghie Hassan Loo, MGA Jamal Simmons, AGT Brandon Minor, RGA Gregory Sampat, SA Trey Moran, AGT Heriberto Chavez, GA Justin Hutchinson, SA Khadijah Muhammad, SA Michael B Sweeney, SA
Lawrence Hauck, AGT Kevin Ishikane, AGT Gary Slocum, RGA Therese Nakamura, SA Michael Sherwood, GA Albert Olesko, SA Eric Chiang, AGT Toel Jefferson, AGT Jeremy Mullins, AGT Leon Tellez, AGT
22 YEARS OF SERVICE David Ramirez, MGA Nicholas Triantafyllidis, AGT Alexander Shpirt, AGT Daniel Souza, AGT Jose Olvera, AGT Liumeimuli Cocker, AGT Bradley Jensen, GA Michael Nester, SA Dorette Thomas Montoya, SA
Durhon Oldham, SGA Dawn Trudden, PR John Young, SGA Paul Streater, RGA 2 YEARS OF SERVICE Jeremy Osborn, MGA Anthony Colon, AGT Jules Julien, AGT Sean O’Brien-McElroy, AGT Akshay Toora, SA
Ilija Orlovic, SGA 10 YEARS OF SERVICE 5 YEARS OF SERVICE Kamal Tayyib, GA Ziad Aafouallah, GA Phi Phan, GA Patricia Contreras, GA Shawn Kelley, SA Joel Ortiz, AGT Tiziana Tortone, SA
Leo Van Den Bussche, PR Tony Anderson, PR Bernard Ballou, MGA Aaron Voege, SA Justin Allain, GA Robert Rummel, GA Clint David, SA Taqqee Shaheen Khabir, AGT Jose Oyola, AGT Damaris Trejo, SA
20 YEARS OF SERVICE Sharon Brenner, AGT Nathan Doyle, GA Jadelene Welty, AGT Gerilyn Bertoli, GA Siraj Saunders, AGT Ryan Dean, GA Charlene King, SA Antonio Pacifico, AGT Elizabeth Trotter, GA
Al Wall, PR Dustin Dunlap, RGA Bernadette Goins, SA Diane Williams-Lewis, GA Linda Biegert, AGT Kaela Teilhaber, SA Alexander Del Castillo, AGT Cyan Kissinger, GA Seth Parlin, AGT Steven Valentim, AGT
19 YEARS OF SERVICE Janis Pitts, PR Alma B Gonzalez, AGT 3 YEARS OF SERVICE Byron Bishop, SA Adam Ziac, AGT Bradford DeLuca, GA Corey Kmetz, SA Austin Phillips, SA Colette Valrie, GA
Theresa Bellajaro, AGT Jessica Santamarina, MGA George Kamel, MGA Holly Bonhorst, SA Andrew Brown, SA 1 YEAR OF SERVICE Daniel Deufel, SA Aaron Lammey, MGA Lisa Phillips, AGT Michael VanderMay, AGT
17 YEARS OF SERVICE 9 YEARS OF SERVICE Fran Kolos, MGA Douglas Clarke, AGT Edwin Cuevas Quinones, MGA Adriana Aboulwafa, GA Kyle Donner, SA Fernando Ledezma, AGT Louis Pirnie, GA Daniel Veliz, SA
Joseph Diecedue, SGA David Higa, RGA Shawn Lewicki, AGT Michael C Dean, AGT Renee Cunningham, GA Jocelyn Appleton, SA David Eggleton, SA Anthony Lee, AGT Leslie Pittman, AGT Robert Vizioli, GA
Patricia Lee, AGT Steve Marker, GA Angel Martinez, MGA Nadia Feleti, GA Candace Dillon, AGT Andrew Ball, SA Andres Espinosa, AGT Luis Leon, AGT Aleksandra Rakovic, MGA Jaiden Vu, SA
16 YEARS OF SERVICE Matthew Parks, RGA Joseph McCallister, MGA Scott Galliford, AGT Tiffany Fallow, SA Davia Banks, AGT Marcia Fischer, SA Shonda Lewis, SA Eric Rodriguez, SA Christopher Walker, AGT
Travis Vandeberghe, AGT Sally Wilson, MGA Hirenkumar Patel, SA Colton Gould, MGA Keith Filbert, AGT Michael Barry, SA Daniel Fitzgerald, SA Joshua Lynch, AGT Melisa Rodriguez, SA Angela Waller, SA
15 YEARS OF SERVICE 8 YEARS OF SERVICE Mauri Ramirez, MGA Jonathan L Jones, RGA Roberto Flores Aros, SA Michael Battaglio, SA Ryan Gavrilescu, SA Paul Maria, SA Rochelle Royce, SA Albert Warfield, AGT
Lily Sakai, AGT Vishwanath Sankaran, AGT Steven Rios, AGT Tachane Joseph, AGT Amanda Harris, SA Andrew Batten, RGA Nicholas Gee, SA Chris Martinez, SA Stella Roznovan, GA Alba Williams, MGA
14 YEARS OF SERVICE 7 YEARS OF SERVICE Ray Salmon, SA Adam Kidikas, GA Jacqueline Higareda, GA Bobby Belzer, AGT Charles Giaquinto, AGT Julia Martins, AGT William Rushing, SA Priscilla Zuniga, SA
Levar Morgan, RGA Jose Castillo, SA 4 YEARS OF SERVICE Tanya Labinowicz, SA Kelli Higgins-Jones, SA Sean Brannan, SA Chalin Giles, AGT Arman Masomzadeh, MGA Justin Saldecke, SA
12 YEARS OF SERVICE Jonathan Phillips, RGA Diana Al Ali, AGT Jordan Lacy, MGA Chaz Hutcherson, AGT Cornell Bronson, SA Shehariah Goodman, AGT Cory McNutt, AGT Payam Sami, GA
Benjamin Ainscough, AGT Samantha Ralston, RGA Kevin Amador, AGT Johnny Ly, RGA Dillon Kempen, SA Jason Burke, SA Hanna Gore, GA Sergio Medina, SA N’Chelle Schmidt, MGA
WHICH CAME
FIRST?
SGAS RAISE MONEY
FOR HOMELESS
BAHAMIAN YOUTH
Attendees of the AIL/NILICO Spring SGA meeting in Nassau,
Bahamas raised more than $30,000 for Ranfurly Homes for Chil-
dren. Steve and David presented the donations to Ranfurly Ad-
ministrators Alexander Roberts and Princess Burrows on Day 2
of the meeting.
The Ranfurly Homes for Children has been a safe haven for thou-
sands of Bahamian children since 1956, when downtown Nassau
had a devastating fire. During the aftermath and clean up, Lady
than-life dreams, encourage your success and player; he is also a great story. With his draft Hermione Ranfurly, wife of the then Governor General, the Earl
celebrate those who achieve! At the Spring selection, he became the first player ever draft- of Ranfurly, discovered a group of homeless children sleeping in
SGA Meeting, I witnessed the 2nd Annual SGA ed to the NFL with only one hand. At the age cardboard boxes in buildings and alleys near the burnt buildings.
Jason Beckman Fantasy Draft and the careful selection of team of 4, his left hand was amputated as the result Lady Ranfurly was moved by what she saw and used her local
Vice President of members by the Team Captains. This wasn’t of a rare birth defect. and international contacts to found the home.
Public Relations Field Operations a responsibility the Captains took lightly as There’s a picture online showing Shaquem
they studied, planned and were methodical Griffin and his family on Senior Day at UCF Ranfurly Home provides a safe, structured environment for
in whom they selected. It was easy to see they with his mother wearing a t-shirt saying children who have been orphaned, abused, neglected or aban-
S
URELY YOU’VE HEARD THE SAYING: weren’t going to play the game to receive a par- “Against All Odds”. The NFL Draft dates back doned. They are equipped to house up to 40 adolescent and
“Which came first: the chicken or the ticipation trophy. They were playing to win! to 1936 and Shaquem Griffin was the first teen boys and girls at a time. Ranfurly provides everything for
egg?” The same question can be asked of Watching this made me think about the player with one hand, in 82 drafts, to hear the children including food, shelter, a private education, clothing
our business: Which comes first: Opportunity dreams that were realized just a few days be- his name called. and extracurricular activities. They provide professional counsel-
Unlimited or Dreams Realized? Is the product fore at the 2018 NFL Draft at AT&T Stadium I know there are days for most of us, too, ing for residents since most have been abused or survived great
of a realized dream Opportunity Unlimited or in Arlington, TX. It’s natural to assume these when it feels like the odds are stacked against personal trauma.
is Opportunity Unlimited a catalyst to realize
your dreams? The concept of Opportunity Un-
young men had dreamed of this day as young
boys and were finally reaching the pinna-
you and things are spiraling out of control. The
odds have certainly been stacked for Shaquem, HOUSTON, TX
limited can be the realization of something you cle of the sport as they waited for a team to but he was able to defy what nature tried to AIL, in partnership with the Mike Vasu SGA office, donated $10,000 to Arrow Child & Family Ministries at the office’s weekly recognition meeting
always wanted but never knew existed. How- call their name. limit. So, regardless if you put Opportunity Un- on May 29. “We feel this is a really great non-profit because it aligns with our mission of distributing the Child Safe Kits®, and in Houston Child Sex
ever, Opportunity Unlimited also provides the One name, specifically, that I was waiting limited ahead of Dreams Realized or in the re- Trafficking is a major problem,” Mike said.
vehicle for those willing to sit in the driver seat to hear was that of Shaquem Griffin. Shaquem verse order, I know this to be true: even when
Arrow Child & Family Ministries was founded in 1992 and serves communities throughout Texas by providing child welfare and education services
and navigate the path toward a rewarding ca- was the 5th round draft selection (141st over- everything seems to work against you, dig
for abused and neglected children and families in crisis. The organization provides an array of services including foster care, adoption, child sex
reer with AIL/NILICO. all) of the Seattle Seahawks and played college deep, remember why you started and defy the
trafficking rehabilitation and specialized education. Their Freedom Place is a care and recovery center for underage female victims of domestic
Regardless of what comes first, the result football at the University of Central Florida. odds. You, too, can be the first to do something
child sex trafficking.
is this Company will embrace your bigger- Shaquem Griffin isn’t just an excellent football that’s never been done before.
Arrow Child & Family Ministries’ services and programs impact more than 4,000 children, teens and families each year.
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NEW ASSOCIATES P E R M A N AG E R
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NAME # SGA NAME # SGA NAME # SGA NAME # SGA
MGA
NAME # SGA NAME # SGA NAME # SGA NAME # SGA
Patrick Locke 24 Altig-Orlovic Sean Mitchell 2 Altig-Orlovic Jefferson Martinez 2 Steve Friedlander Kevin Kennedy 2 Oldham-Gryska Alan Sedaghat 24 Altig-Orlovic Asiguy Haugabook 5 Kyle Johnson Trevor Tollefson 3 Erin Allen Brenda Fox 3 Hart-McCallum
Rochelle Royce 10 Altig-Orlovic Andrea Petty 2 Altig-Orlovic Toni-Ann Allen 2 Giglione-Ackerman Tami Chaimov 2 Theodore Pappas William Parmeter 23 Nicholas Moore Duane Shaw 5 Sabrina Lloyd Christopher Bentley 3 Altig-Orlovic Jason Green 3 Hart-McCallum
Robert L Stevens 10 Altig-Orlovic Sherry Schick 2 Altig-Orlovic Daniel Chousa 2 Giglione-Ackerman Delroy Phang 2 Theodore Pappas Stephen Giddens 21 Ryan Giddens Jonathan L Jones 5 Corey Neff Andrew Hynan 3 Altig-Orlovic Darren Miller 3 Matt Henderson
Kinga Filipiak 10 Sabrina Lloyd Nicholas Wang 2 Altig-Orlovic Anthony Almeida 2 Greg Graham Austin Smith 2 Theodore Pappas Eugene Garcia 15 Venekamp-Garcia Daniel Hartwig 5 Surace-Smith Meaghan Krecsko 3 Altig-Orlovic Natalie Linker 3 Allan Jennings
Clayton Slaughter 6 Michael Vasu Mark Diskin 2 Simon Arias Alex Loosli 2 Mathew Hart Thomas Massey 2 Chad Potts Patrycja Grudzinska 13 Sabrina Lloyd Mizhraim Rivera 5 Steve Svendson Melinda-Rae Lyse 3 Altig-Orlovic Keona France 3 Kyle Johnson
Tyler Honeyford 4 Altig-Orlovic Romie Murphy 2 Simon Arias Daniel Petek 2 Mathew Hart Manale El Awad 2 Albert Serur Marcus Martin 12 Altig-Orlovic John Ophals 5 Jamison Weatherspoon Justin Adams 3 Simon Arias Karen Lamey 3 Kyle Johnson
Matthew Neish 3 Altig-Orlovic Amanda Torres 2 Simon Arias Aden Schrock 2 Mathew Hart Taulant Bane 2 Surace-Smith Michael Mandella 10 Altig-Orlovic Kasali Kotun 5 Tom Williams Brody Maughan-Evanson 3 Simon Arias Melinda Skinner 3 Kyle Johnson
Shavorne Hudson 3 Kyle Johnson Elizabeth Miller 2 Eric Cochran Michael B Sweeney 2 Mathew Hart Denzel Banford 2 Surace-Smith Igor Melcharek 10 Altig-Orlovic Brett Maurice 4 Altig-Orlovic Kody Kramme 3 Eric Cochran Arthur McIntyre 3 Brandon MacDonald
Cristian Alaimo 3 Sabrina Lloyd Andrew Casprowitz 2 Cohen-Cohen Matthew Roebke 2 Zachary Hart Jasmine Parker 2 Surace-Smith Marisa Willgruber 10 Pappas-Quadri Matt McBride 4 Altig-Orlovic David Higa 3 Cohen-Cohen Kasey L White 3 Travis Moody
Carolyn George 3 Sabrina Lloyd Sophie Maes 2 Laura Fisher Travis Barnes 2 Kevin Holtz Michael Scatena 2 Surace-Smith Carlos Arballo 10 Dustin Venekamp Jesse Rennich 4 Simon Arias Jesus Parra 3 Cohen-Cohen Marie Campbell 3 Bob Olson
Keeland Bryant 3 Michael Vasu Julina Quessa 2 Laura Fisher Christopher Kittrell 2 Kyle Johnson Mahdi Wade 2 Surace-Smith Zach Otto 9 Sabrina Lloyd Joshua Krueger 4 Richard Correa Ronald Rivera 3 Cohen-Cohen Begona Patino-Lopez 3 Cisco Perez
Candace Minor 3 Michael Vasu Ashley Tavares 2 Laura Fisher Corey Kmetz 2 Sabrina Lloyd Cara Donaldson 2 Kris Thieme Andrew Batten 9 Michael Vasu Michael Russo 4 Laura Fisher Sean Velasquez 3 Cohen-Cohen Vincent Meyer 3 Chad Potts
Bobby Davis 3 Jeremy Welch Jadelene Welty 2 Don Foti Carl Rice 2 Sabrina Lloyd Monica Montgomery 2 Michael Vasu Dan Ikei 8 Altig-Orlovic Doreen Ryan-Foti 4 Don Foti Aaron Burke 3 Richard Correa Mallory Eggleton 3 Blake Ralston
Starr Caulder 2 Altig-Orlovic Salanieta Ahlbrandt 2 Steve Friedlander Michael Yumping 2 Sabrina Lloyd Jennifer Montgomery 2 Dustin Venekamp Matthew Diulus 8 Simon Arias Craig Strompf 4 Cindy Furer Andrew McQuade 3 Richard Correa Dustin Dunlap 3 Surace-Smith
Tennison Mather 2 Altig-Orlovic Samisoni Koloa 2 Steve Friedlander Deiron Williams 2 Corey Neff Samuel Wolf 2 Dustin Venekamp Thomas Vena 7 Simon Arias Kevin Lowery 4 Mathew Hart Matthew Turnquist 3 Richard Correa Daniel Walton 3 Surace-Smith
Tony Geer 7 Surace-Smith David Rigney 4 Kevin Holtz Duni Olusegun 3 James Cunningham Jessica St Pierre 3 Kris Thieme
Anita Ferris 6 Steve Friedlander Jeremy Rivers 4 Kyle Johnson Ryan Hall 3 Laura Fisher Nicole Sanders 3 Michael Vasu
Kay Pomroy 6 Greg Graham Kimberly Hamilton 4 Oldham-Gryska Brian Zuzick 3 Laura Fisher Tiffany Babin-Washington 3 Jay Washington
Ernest Powell 6 Michael Vasu Avi Kauderer 4 Oldham-Gryska Paul Kelly 3 Steve Friedlander Charley Forshee 3 Jeremy Welch
Gaston Morales 6 Dustin Venekamp Ryan Witham 4 Oldham-Gryska Justin Sutton 3 Ryan Giddens Michael Musso 3 Tom Williams
GA
Temesghen Starr 5 Cohen-Cohen Reynolds Akuamoa 4 Theodore Pappas Ariel Demesa 3 Giglione-Ackerman Alan Fricke 3 John Young
Taina Lameko 5 Steve Friedlander Walter Icaza 4 Beto Quintero Corey Helly 3 Giglione-Ackerman
Daniel G Johnson 5 Hart-McCallum Christopher Muraca 4 Albert Serur Steven King 3 Zachary Hart
RGA
Dulce Paz 13 Sabrina Lloyd Arthur Trost 3 Zachary Hart Landon Schlag 2 Richard Correa Michelle Caouette 2 Oldham-Gryska
Julia Loboda 10 Pappas-Quadri Cynthia Fuller 3 Kyle Johnson Timothy J Brown 2 Correa-Hunt Derek Schmidt 2 Oldham-Gryska
Aaron Piotrowski 9 Sabrina Lloyd Marie Laine 3 Kyle Johnson Veronica Coval 2 Laura Fisher Mir Khan 2 Pappas-Quadri
Maria Avila 9 Dustin Venekamp Patricia Contreras 3 Beto Quintero Debra Small 2 Laura Fisher Michael Patty 2 Chad Potts
Dean Gushi 8 Altig-Orlovic Lindsey Dettwiller 3 Surace-Smith Kalen Dugan 2 Don Foti Deshawn Moore 2 Philip Prata
Eric Snyder 8 Simon Arias David Ramirez-Benitez 3 Steve Svendson Jessica Napiza 2 Don Foti Joshua Ellis 2 Blake Ralston
NAME # SGA NAME # SGA NAME # SGA
Joshua Yurinko 7 Simon Arias Jackson Hamilton 3 John Young Adem Abdula 2 Giglione-Ackerman Dominic Facchini 2 Albert Serur Bobby Gujral 25 Altig-Orlovic Joshua Olin 20 Altig-Orlovic Thomas Vena 16 Simon Arias
Kurt Overy 7 Surace-Smith Mary Franklin 2 Altig-Orlovic Daniel Franke 2 Giglione-Ackerman Brent Bowling 2 Surace-Smith
Robert Adrahtas 5 Sabrina Lloyd Crystal Larkins 2 Altig-Orlovic Marcus Piccirilli 2 Giglione-Ackerman Mario Hajro 2 Surace-Smith
Kevin Kondrad 5 Corey Neff Justin Lowe 2 Altig-Orlovic Todd Riescher 2 Giglione-Ackerman Eric Peyton 2 Surace-Smith
Jimez Parker 5 Surace-Smith Johnee Whalen 2 Altig-Orlovic Jordan Hallman 2 Greg Graham Eric Thompson 2 Surace-Smith
Seth Frisby-Jack 4 Simon Arias Dylan White 2 Altig-Orlovic Caren Deanda 2 Mathew Hart Velvet Johnson 2 Daniel Umbertone
Jessica Brown 4 Mathew Hart Daniel Li 2 A-O-Stenglein Christine Elledge 2 Mathew Hart Antoinette Williams 2 Michael Vasu
Erica Carrillo 4 Mathew Hart Bethany Evans 2 Simon Arias Edwin Delgado 2 Zachary Hart Sherrie McCarty 2 Dustin Venekamp
Taurean Flournoy 4 Kyle Johnson Joshua Jahnish-Maltese 2 Simon Arias Megan Johnson 2 Zachary Hart Darrin Roberts 2 Jay Washington NEW ASSOCIATE– $1,000 contract-to-date new agent
Jeffrey Espinal 4 Theodore Pappas Ariana Jones 2 Simon Arias George Shafiek 2 Zachary Hart Muzit Berhe 2 Jamison Weatherspoon
Jordon Barron 4 Jeremy Welch Jennifer Reed 2 Simon Arias Renee Cunningham 2 Hart-McCallum Richard Johnson 2 Jamison Weatherspoon
Ryan Ohm 3 Simon Arias Jamie Winters 2 Simon Arias Lynn Jenkins 2 Hart-McCallum Brandon Teter 2 Jamison Weatherspoon THE MINIMUMS FOR RECOGNITION ARE: This list recognizes SAs, GAs, MGAs
James Tolley 3 Simon Arias Raul Aquino 2 Ryan Bisanz Steven Phillips 2 Hart-McCallum Sonia Tyner 2 Jamison Weatherspoon
SA & GA– at least two new associates during the month and RGAs for the number of new
Shauna Hannemann 3 Cohen-Cohen Adriana Aboulwafa 2 Cohen-Cohen Wanda Williams 2 Hart-McCallum LaDelus Brown 2 Jeremy Welch
Heriberto Chavez 3 Richard Correa Alexis Pineiro 2 Cohen-Cohen Vance Rountree 2 Matt Henderson Ervin Cruz 2 Tom Williams MGA– at least three new associates during the month associates under their hierarchy for
Michael Joseph 3 James Cunningham Stella Roznovan 2 Cohen-Cohen Jesse Spencer 2 Stephen Jubrey Angela Rodriguez 2 Tom Williams RGA– top three RGAs during the month the month.
Matthew Sutton 3 Ryan Giddens James Harding 2 Richard Correa Alfred Puylara 2 Nicholas Moore Slavita Hut 2 John Young
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Legacy Recruiting provides opportunity for all 11
Agents to earn an additional monthly income
stream above and MEMBERS
beyond regular recruiting efforts — By Number of Eligible Legacy Recruits*
TOTAL LEGACY RECRUITERS: 272 TOTAL LEGACY RECRUITS: 322 John Nieves
Richard Correa
Taylor Black
Giglione-Ackerman
Johnny Ramos
Matt Henderson
Alisha Anderton
Dorian Oldham
25 Recruits 15 Recruits 15 Recruits 10 Recruits
PLATINUM GOLD GOLD SILVER
TOP RECRUITING AGENTS YTD ▼■ Giglione-Ackerman Surace-Smith Tom Williams Nicholas Moore
5 Recruits 5 Recruits 5 Recruits 5 Recruits
BRONZE BRONZE BRONZE BRONZE
By Number of Legacy Recruits. Top Legacy Recruiting Agents listed have at least 2 Legacy Recruits.
Spotlight will picture up to the top 5 Legacy Recruiting Agents based on number of Legacy Recruits. Spotlight may picture less than 5 in case of a tie.
The number of YTD Legacy Recruits listed for Spotlight recognition may be different than the number of YTD Personal Recruits reported for Torchmark Achievement Award eligibility due to the counts
being calculated differently. *A Legacy Recruit is considered eligible (will count towards qualification levels) when he/she has submitted $2,000 Net ALP
AIL/NILICO WORLD SERIES 2018
TALENT
12 13
IS UNDERWAY!!
Contest Period: Week Ending Dates May 11th – August 3rd 2018
ACQUISITION IS YOUR OFFICE COMMITTED TO
There are 3 CATEGORIES: KEEPING TOP PERFORMERS, AND
DEVELOPING NEW ONES ON A
MGA ROOKIES MGAs RGAs
CONSISTENT BASIS?
CONTEST DETAILS
Each week, the Top 5 leaders will receive points. These
signs of greatness in either sales performance perspectives of different styles of recruiting
points are given based on ranking that week. (EX: Rank 1
or leadership ability once a great deal of systems and training strategies. This enables
gets 5 points, Rank 2 gets 4 points, etc.) These points will
ground work has been done by leadership. our SGA offices to have a longer-term view of
be accumulated over all 13 weeks and then the final top
leaders in these groupings will come out as winners. Martin Groves TALENT AND PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
an individual's development as a leader.
Vice President of
If there is a tie, Total ALP from New Associates Talent management brings together different AGENT AND MANAGER GOALS
Field Operations
during the contest period will be counted, human resource initiatives – recruitment, re- Part of performance management is setting
based on the hierarchy at the time tention, learning strategies, leadership devel- goals. The important factor is that goals are
of coding. opment, and succession planning. When we aligned with the office’s strategy, which in turn
D
RAFT SEASON IS UPON US ONCE perform these functions successfully, we end is aligned with the overall strategy of the com-
*MGA/RGA CONTEST CATEGORIES: more! The growth of our SGA offices is up selecting the right people for the right role, pany. It is commonly said that "What is mea-
Cat 1, Cat 2, Cat 3, Cat 4, Cat 5-6, Cat 7-8, Cat 9-10 a bit like a draft on a weekly or month- and we develop people to perform at their best. sured gets done." When we set a goal around a
ly basis. New candidates come in, we inspect This provides long-term growth and stability certain outcome, the chances of that outcome
their resumes and then we put them through in our SGA offices. occurring are much higher, simply because
the recruiting process and into the pipeline for we have committed to managing and measur-
their career. Current agents and managers are TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT ing the results.
regularly put through a career track process to This last year, the company has had an acute
help them progress to bigger and better things. focus on a common platform for training. Any A great deal of time and effort is put into devel-
I guess with football as the analogy, this would good organization thrives when comprehen- oping talent. Leaders need to plan for specific
be like a player progressing through middle sive training is in place. To build talent, we industry and company knowledge training as
school, high school, college and then the NFL. must have training for all levels of leadership. well as for continuity of the culture and values
WORLD
For AIL/NILICO, we encourage all leadership that the SGA office team has come to expect. To
The job of our leaders is to identify talent and levels to go through the Leadership Academy do that, we need to keep as many good people
develop that talent into top performers. Some- events. This gives the agents and managers as possible and ensure there is a wealth of new
times it can be an instinctive recruitment pro- an opportunity of seeing the “bigger picture” candidates ready to step into leadership posi-
CONTEST WINNERS will be flown into DFW to attend a Texas Rangers cess, but other times candidates start showing of Torchmark while also giving some broader tions to achieve our growth goals.
game in the suite with Steve, David and Dom. Winners will also have an opportunity
to be on the field for batting practice before the game.
“I’VE MISSED MORE THAN 9,000 SHOTS Flickr.com photo used under Creative Commons from Cliff.
IN MY CAREER. I’VE LOST ALMOST 300
GAMES. 26 TIMES, I’VE BEEN TRUSTED
TO TAKE THE GAME WINNING SHOT
The BUSINESS
AND MISSED. I’VE FAILED OVER AND
OVER AND OVER AGAIN IN MY LIFE,
AND THAT IS WHY I SUCCEED.”
–MICHAEL JORDAN
ATHLETE
I CAN ACCEPT
F AI L UR E, EVER YO NE
By Simon Arias
A IL S AT SO MET HIN G.
State General Agent
F
ll the greats, whether in sports or in
business, share common character-
means diving for loose balls, playing defense,
scoring 20 points in a row… WHATEVER IT TAKES
about PERFORMING EVEN WHEN YOU DON’T FEEL
LIKE IT; when you’re not at your best.
BUT I CAN’T ACCEPT
NOT TRYING.
istics. When I say 6 NBA champion- to get the win. What MJ and the best in the Business athletes have special qualities
ships, 5 regular season MVPs, 3 All- business have in common is the ability to FIND that set them apart from the less success-
star MVPs, & arguably basketballs GOAT, you A WAY TO WIN. ful. They have a mindset to ACCEPT FULL RE-
probably already know who I’m talking about. In 1997, Jordan exemplified this in game SPONSIBILITY when the job needs executed.
MICHAEL JORDAN was cut from his high 5 of the NBA finals. Jordan was sick with the Interviewed after that win, Jordan said, “It’s
school basketball team. Yet he went on to be
one of the greatest players in history. Why?
flu and running a fever. When most play-
ers would’ve benched themselves, Jordan saw
all about the job. You just gotta come out here
and do what you gotta do.”
–MICHAEL JORDAN
Because he didn’t quit! The greats in life don’t through the adversity, embraced the opportu- Everyone knows the Jumpman for his high
quit. They put in the work, embrace the adver- nity, and with 30 seconds left in the game, he scoring average and game-winning shots, but
sity, and keep going. sunk the rock to give the Bulls the lead, and the man was VERSATILE. He was recognized as
Thousands of other people got cut from ultimately the win. In business, being great is the NBA’s defensive player of the year in 1987.
their high school teams, stopped right there He wasn’t a one-trick pony.
and said, “This isn’t for me.” How many
times have we seen this in our business?
Agents leaving after a rough week in the HE COULD PLAY ANY POSITION
field. MGAs tapping out after retention is-
sues. IT’S EASY TO QUIT. It’s easy to face adver- NEEDED TO GET THE
sity and say, “This isn’t for me.”
JOB DONE. “SOME PEOPLE WANT IT
BUT DOING WHAT’S EASY TO HAPPEN, SOME WISH
IT WOULD HAPPEN,
In our business, the greats have this same
TELL US how you relate sports or a sports figure to your career and life. If you see parallels between
sports or sports figures and the AIL life, submit your story of 500 words or less to lcfry@ailife.com. If your story
is selected, we’ll give you a byline and feature your photo along with the article in a future issue of Spotlight.
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All 7 teams will compete against their baseline (Production average Feb-May) for the entire month of July.
The 4 teams with the highest % over baseline will play in the Superbowl during the entire month of September.
The team with the highest % wins the Fantasy Draft. There will be 2nd and 3rd place awards.
1 Brock Lampee $42,629 88.1 Dustin Dunbar Dustin Venekamp *1 Susan Bedrossian $219,246 74.2 Susan Bedrossian Cisco Perez
2 Eddie Beleshi 40,932 94 Darcy Schrieber Zachary Hart *2 Michael van Delft 134,067 87.0 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan
3 Alex Gonzales 37,343 78.8 Anthony Theriault Mathew Hart *3 Roghie Hassan Loo 130,037 76.3 Roghie Hassan Loo Chalom-Paz
4 Susan Bedrossian 36,614 74.2 Susan Bedrossian Cisco Perez *4 Muhammed Ashraf 110,359 86.3 Mahadai Kryshundayal Theodore Pappas
1 2 3 4 5 Roghie Hassan Loo 32,790 76.3 Roghie Hassan Loo Chalom-Paz *5 Joshua Dishong 100,094 77.9 Joshua Dishong Surace-Smith
6 Ashley Rust 32,358 85.8 Kelly Yingling James Cunningham *6 Ryan Vance 98,309 94.4 Marc Salvaggi Surace-Smith
BROCK LAMPEE EDDIE BELESHI ALEX GONZALES SUSAN BEDROSSIAN
PHOENIX, AZ TROY, MI TRACY, CA PROVIDENCE, RI 7 Steven Dell 32,279 96 James Keefer Simon Arias *7 Oleg Novitchii 98,297 89.9 Matthew Parks Surace-Smith
8 Anthony Petrosky 31,826 78.4 Kelly Yingling James Cunningham *8 Katie Massart 94,003 91.1 John McGrath Altig-Orlovic
9 Brooklyn Mims 29,379 88.8 Moswen Taylor *9 Brooklyn Mims 93,121 88.8 Moswen Taylor
10 Eric LaBossiere 28,698 92.2 Lee Jeffers Altig-Orlovic *10 Mike Reed 90,813 78.7 Christopher Hintz Altig-Orlovic
11 Maria Diringer 28,574 90.9 David Wang Bob Olson 11 Elhanan Sing 87,560 92 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan
12 John Vacca 26,791 89.6 Thomas Vena Simon Arias 12 Mack Hanna 87,079 90 Rodney Ward Zachary Hart
13 Michael van Delft 26,442 87.0 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan 13 Maria Diringer 85,780 90.9 David Wang Bob Olson
5 6 7 8 14 Evelyn Juarez 26,349 88.9 Sacramento Juarez Cohen-Cohen 14 Alex Gonzales 85,108 78.8 Anthony Theriault Mathew Hart
ROGHIE HASSAN LOO ASHLEY RUST STEVEN DELL ANTHONY PETROSKY * 15 Maksym Pyatnochka 26,224 100 Harjeet Rana Imran Satti 15 Mario Hajro 85,078 82.2 Joshua Dishong Surace-Smith
TORONTO, ON INDIANAPOLIS, IN WEXFORD, PA INDIANAPOLIS, IN
16 Tania Salas-Hurtado 26,112 91 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic 16 Brock Lampee 84,905 88.1 Dustin Dunbar Dustin Venekamp
17 Max Quasem 25,373 88.4 Cohen-Cohen 17 Matthew Zang 83,730 85.2 Ryan Stenglein Altig-Orlovic
18 David Ruhara 25,239 73.5 Ryan Hall Laura Fisher 18 Max Quasem 83,112 88.4 Cohen-Cohen
19 Hazem Aboueldahab 24,500 76.2 John McGrath Altig-Orlovic 19 Andrew Bishop 82,627 86.5 Nicholas Lorence Altig-Orlovic
20 Joachim Jean 24,287 91.1 Ryan Hall Laura Fisher 20 Mark Lomonaco 82,101 85.1 Tina Janti Altig-Orlovic
21 Andrew Bishop 23,930 86.5 Nicholas Lorence Altig-Orlovic 21 Hazem Aboueldahab 82,040 76.2 John McGrath Altig-Orlovic
22 Mohamad Raychouni 23,852 90 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart 22 Steven Dell 80,486 96 James Keefer Simon Arias
9 10 11 12
23 Valencia Ulaj 23,772 90 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart 23 Richard Carter 79,984 98.1 Nicholas Lorence Altig-Orlovic
BROOKLYN MIMS ERIC LABOSSIERE MARIA DIRINGER JOHN VACCA
INDIANAPOLIS, IN HELENA, MT LOMBARD, IL WEXFORD, PA 24 Lleison Martinez 23,347 76.5 Begona Patino-Lopez Cisco Perez 24 Jenny Kim 79,800 82 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic
25 Johnathon Bogoslowski 23,063 75.3 Sara Vaz Altig-Orlovic 25 David Ruhara 79,369 73.5 Ryan Hall Laura Fisher
26 Jeremy Mullins 22,981 90 Joshua Dishong Surace-Smith 26 Elizabeth A Garcia 77,339 82.0 Zach Otto Sabrina Lloyd
27 Cristian Dominguez 22,953 92 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic 27 Eddie Beleshi 74,922 94 Darcy Schrieber Zachary Hart
28 Kevin Ishikane 22,925 81.2 Blake Higuchi Altig-Orlovic 28 Dina Boghdady 74,888 85.9 Luay Ghawi Altig-Orlovic
29 Jake Lee 22,418 100 Satti-Kanaan 29 Alma B Gonzalez 74,625 80.5 Doreen Ryan-Foti Don Foti
30 Mack Hanna 22,410 90 Rodney Ward Zachary Hart 30 Kevin Gillum 74,510 89.2 Marc Salvaggi Surace-Smith
13 14 15 16 31 Jacqueline Kabluyen 22,187 80.6 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic 31 Yadollah Pourjalali 74,323 83.9 Cohen-Cohen
MICHAEL VAN DELFT EVELYN JUAREZ MAKSYM PYATNOCHKA TANIA SALAS-HURTADO 32 Oleg Novitchii 21,802 89.9 Matthew Parks Surace-Smith 32 Jacqueline Kabluyen 73,339 80.6 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic
HALIFAX, NS LOS ANGELES, CA HALIFAX, NS SAN JOSE, CA 33 Brian Freeman 21,582 94 Aaron Parks Simon Arias 33 Jonathan Da-al 72,769 84.3 Anita Ferris Steve Friedlander
34 Duni Olusegun 21,224 88.4 Duni Olusegun James Cunningham 34 Kenan Hyseni 72,604 81.5 Sara Vaz Altig-Orlovic
35 Priscila Gonzalez 21,143 77.7 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic 35 Trenton Miller 71,661 84 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic
36 Liza Cacevic 21,102 81 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart 36 Tristan Dlabik 69,415 96 Brody Maughan-Evanson Simon Arias
37 Alicia Wear 21,026 74.9 Tyler McKnight Altig-Orlovic 37 Adem Abdula 69,291 88.6 Corey Helly Giglione-Ackerman
38 Richard Carter 20,774 98.1 Nicholas Lorence Altig-Orlovic 38 Andrew Chambers 69,241 84.8 Andrew Chambers Philip Prata
39 Marquel Burns 20,694 81.6 Johnny Ly Giglione-Ackerman 39 Dustin Dunbar 66,631 79.2 Dustin Venekamp
17 18 19 20 40 Chad Muise 20,117 98 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan 40 Omar Hashimi 65,981 75.9 Don Foti
MAX QUASEM DAVID RUHARA HAZEM ABOUELDAHAB JOACHIM JEAN 41 Ross Ewen 20,094 77.4 Ross Ewen Kevin Holtz 41 Carrisa Korres 65,243 92 David Wang Bob Olson
LOS ANGELES, CA BURLINGTON, MA CALGARY, AB BURLINGTON, MA
* 42 James Dudash 19,982 99 David Rigney Kevin Holtz 42 Riley Peters 64,934 85.4 Tyler McKnight Altig-Orlovic
43 Charles Belt 19,858 88.4 Melne Hughes Bob Olson 43 Lleison Martinez 64,913 76.5 Begona Patino-Lopez Cisco Perez
ICEBREAKERS
44 Gregory Caldwell 19,440 89 Omar Billy Jamison Weatherspoon 44 Abraham Mogilevsky 64,546 79.4 Bobby Szwaja Theodore Pappas
45 Mubeen Hussain 19,428 88 Byron Paz Chalom-Paz 45 Harvey Quinn 64,316 92.8 Kimberly Hamilton Oldham-Gryska
* 46 Luke Ellice 19,213 100 Matt McBride Altig-Orlovic 46 Joey Kennedy 64,309 77.6 Altig-Orlovic
* 47 Roy Stephens 19,127 88 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic 47 Casey Jarratt 64,094 83 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic
48 Yadollah Pourjalali 19,120 83.9 Cohen-Cohen 48 Ross Ewen 63,873 77.4 Ross Ewen Kevin Holtz
49 Elhanan Sing 19,034 92 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan 49 Eric LaBossiere 63,827 92.2 Lee Jeffers Altig-Orlovic
50 Mark Lomonaco 19,031 85.1 Tina Janti Altig-Orlovic 50 Daniel Prinzo 63,777 92.6 Marc Salvaggi Surace-Smith
JAMES DUDASH LUKE ELLICE ROY STEPHENS
CINCINNATI, OH CALGARY, AB GILROY, CA
ALL TIME RECORD: $173,887 Net ALP ALL TIME RECORD: $939,528 Net ALP
An IceBreaker is a Producer who made his/her first sale in the last 2 calendar months. We will recognize all IceBreakers
in the Top 20 Individual Producers list for the month, as well as the next Top 3 in this category.
SUPERVISINGAGENTS
21
APRIL YTD
Rank 1st 6 Mo Agt Net ALP NTG RET MGA SGA Rank 1st 6 Mo Agt Net ALP NTG RET MGA SGA
1 Christian Gojcaj $68,758 $83,676 90 Darcy Schrieber Zachary Hart *1 Edward Leon $114,096 $147,471 94 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart
2 Edward Leon 64,179 84,721 94 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart *2 Rangi Witika 111,809 126,701 98 Alipate Makaui Steve Friedlander
1 2 3 4 3 Aref Sayegh 43,862 60,303 90 Satti-Kanaan *3 Clayton Slaughter 104,152 159,672 79.3 Andrew Batten Michael Vasu
CHRISTIAN GOJCAJ EDWARD LEON AREF SAYEGH ROVENA LULGJURAJ 4 Rovena Lulgjuraj 42,370 69,885 91 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart *4 Carl Rice 103,949 125,811 89 Patrycja Grudzinska Sabrina Lloyd
TROY, MI TROY, MI HALIFAX, NS TROY, MI 5 Rangi Witika 39,617 43,553 98 Alipate Makaui Steve Friedlander *5 Christian Gojcaj 103,931 126,065 90 Darcy Schrieber Zachary Hart
6 Taulant Bane 36,527 58,085 91.2 Joshua Dishong Surace-Smith 6 James Marks 100,079 143,258 92 Brody Maughan-Evanson Simon Arias
7 Carl Rice 35,147 41,958 89 Patrycja Grudzinska Sabrina Lloyd 7 Filiberto Carreno 91,974 125,723 89 Jacqueline Kabluyen Altig-Orlovic
8 Mark Tusing 33,889 37,128 80.1 Alix Albright Simon Arias 8 Rovena Lulgjuraj 88,904 144,692 91 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart
9 Clayton Slaughter 30,842 34,883 79.3 Andrew Batten Michael Vasu 9 Carolyn George 82,557 97,931 91 Duane Shaw Sabrina Lloyd
10 Avery Allmond 30,429 33,222 96 Aaron Parks Simon Arias 10 Ethan Dewyer 80,472 103,995 91 Anthony Greco Slav Bitman
11 Matthew Neish 29,310 29,310 90.8 Christopher Bentley Altig-Orlovic 11 Mark Tusing 77,675 84,442 80.1 Alix Albright Simon Arias
5 6 7 8 12 Romie Murphy 28,846 33,678 92 Dylan Murphy Simon Arias 12 Carey Hartman 76,596 106,611 90 Michael Russin Simon Arias
RANGI WITIKA TAULANT BANE CARL RICE MARK TUSING 13 Carolyn George 28,527 31,855 91 Duane Shaw Sabrina Lloyd 13 Mariam Shahid 72,203 93,228 81.1 Shahab Mahdavinejad Theodore Pappas
AUCKLAND, NZ CLEVELAND, OH SCHAUMBURG, IL WEXFORD, PA
14 Dana Velez 28,142 32,567 96 Walter Icaza Beto Quintero 14 Kyla Greig 69,353 69,353 91 Matt McBride Altig-Orlovic
15 Samuel Wolf 27,771 27,771 100 Gaston Morales Dustin Venekamp 15 Michael Nester 67,744 89,099 84 Hayden Hill Dustin Venekamp
16 Gregory Rudolph 26,988 23,403 92 Justin Adams Simon Arias 16 Richard Millington 65,919 108,075 83.9 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan
17 Kyla Greig 26,387 26,387 91 Matt McBride Altig-Orlovic 17 Kinga Filipiak 64,576 83,950 88 Patrycja Grudzinska Sabrina Lloyd
18 Sarosh Khan 25,166 28,263 92 Harjeet Rana Imran Satti 18 Aref Sayegh 63,920 115,103 90 Satti-Kanaan
19 Mariam Shahid 25,154 26,694 81.1 Shahab Mahdavinejad Theodore Pappas 19 Joel Trask 62,068 102,577 77.2 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan
9 10 20 Joel Trask 24,492 32,076 77.2 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan 20 Amber Fitzmartin 61,564 97,785 84 Daniel Dunham Simon Arias
CLAYTON SLAUGHTER AVERY ALLMOND ALL TIME RECORDS: $268,100 1st 6 Mo Agt — JEFFREY HUDSON $268,100 Net ALP — JEFFREY HUDSON ALL TIME RECORDS: $593,315 1st 6 Mo Agt — PATRYCJA GRUDZINSKA $659,568 Net ALP — GEORGE KAMEL
HOUSTON, TX WEXFORD, PA
GENERALAGENTS
APRIL YTD
Rank 1st 6 Mo Agt Net ALP NTG RET MGA SGA Rank 1st 6 Mo Agt Net ALP NTG RET MGA SGA
1 Michael Stuver $80,719 $102,255 76.8 Darcy Schrieber Zachary Hart *1 Dulce Paz $231,640 $285,573 89 Patrycja Grudzinska Sabrina Lloyd
2 Jeffrey Hudson 77,873 133,089 85 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart *2 Jeffrey Espinal 218,838 310,170 85 Reynolds Akuamoa Theodore Pappas
1 2 3 4 3 Jenny Kim 73,010 125,852 98 Mark Neilson Altig-Orlovic *3 Joseph Gojcaj 211,652 283,133 89 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart
MICHAEL STUVER JEFFREY HUDSON JENNY KIM PHILLIP WAISMAN 4 Phillip Waisman 68,701 85,682 91 Satti-Kanaan *4 Patricia Contreras 207,667 250,869 91 Walter Icaza Beto Quintero
TROY, MI TROY, MI SAN JOSE, CA HALIFAX, NS 5 Jeffrey Espinal 68,414 84,997 85 Reynolds Akuamoa Theodore Pappas *5 Robert Adrahtas 183,801 272,404 89 Duane Shaw Sabrina Lloyd
6 Joseph Gojcaj 67,943 99,443 89 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart 6 Michael Stuver 174,620 235,346 76.8 Darcy Schrieber Zachary Hart
7 Dulce Paz 66,788 82,689 89 Patrycja Grudzinska Sabrina Lloyd 7 Michael Joseph 174,456 236,164 90 Duni Olusegun James Cunningham
8 Robert Adrahtas 60,783 74,992 89 Duane Shaw Sabrina Lloyd 8 Ryan Ohm 164,912 275,510 79.7 Brody Maughan-Evanson Simon Arias
9 Dominic Facchini 55,310 64,611 91 Jeffrey Hall Albert Serur 9 Aaron Piotrowski 158,090 186,732 93 Zach Otto Sabrina Lloyd
10 Patricia Contreras 54,836 76,050 91 Walter Icaza Beto Quintero 10 Kurt Overy 157,832 286,150 92 Tony Geer Surace-Smith
11 Sherrie McCarty 52,784 59,105 93 Michael McKiernan Dustin Venekamp 11 Sherrie McCarty 148,676 169,553 93 Michael McKiernan Dustin Venekamp
5 6 7 8 12 Michael Joseph 51,005 72,104 90 Duni Olusegun James Cunningham 12 Phillip Waisman 148,531 248,383 91 Satti-Kanaan
JEFFREY ESPINAL JOSEPH GOJCAJ DULCE PAZ ROBERT ADRAHTAS 13 Nadia Feleti 50,421 57,570 98 Alipate Makaui Steve Friedlander 13 Jeffrey Hudson 148,246 300,588 85 Mark Dushaj Zachary Hart
FLUSHING, NY TROY, MI SCHAUMBURG, IL SCHAUMBURG, IL
14 Jennifer Reed 47,198 53,916 77.4 Aaron Parks Simon Arias 14 Michael van Delft 146,393 436,597 93 Scott Wheeler Satti-Kanaan
15 Sarah Herbold 42,988 49,023 96 Andrew Wagner Oldham-Gryska 15 Rosemary Soto 145,056 190,474 90 Hemerson Gonzalez Beto Quintero
16 Mario Hajro 42,277 111,706 90 Joshua Dishong Surace-Smith 16 Jennifer Reed 142,770 188,892 77.4 Aaron Parks Simon Arias
17 Brent Bowling 40,616 129,026 85.0 Marc Salvaggi Surace-Smith 17 Taurean Flournoy 142,638 247,532 73.9 Asiguy Haugabook Kyle Johnson
18 Stella Roznovan 39,033 46,484 93 Sean Velasquez Cohen-Cohen 18 James Tolley 142,062 204,289 82 Justin Adams Simon Arias
19 Kurt Overy 38,937 56,703 92 Tony Geer Surace-Smith 19 Logan Holle 141,697 159,115 93 David Carpenter Dustin Venekamp
9 10 20 Michelle Caouette 38,588 50,256 82.3 Kimberly Hamilton Oldham-Gryska 20 Travis Vaughn 140,371 290,818 84 Michael Russin Simon Arias
DOMINIC FACCHINI PATRICIA CONTRERAS ALL TIME RECORDS: $470,416 1st 6 Mo Agt — JEFFREY HUDSON $473,032 Net ALP — JEFFREY HUDSON ALL TIME RECORDS: $1,565,713 1st 6 Mo Agt — MEGAN JOHNSON $1,751,795 Net ALP — BRENT BOWLING
WILMINGTON, MA MIAMI, FL
22 MASTERGENERALAGENTS APRIL YTD 23
Category % Growth Net ALP Benchmark NTG RET SGA Category % Growth Net ALP Benchmark NTG RET SGA
I Mark Neilson 62.0 $252,385 $155,798 76.1 Altig-Orlovic I Mark Neilson 41.6 $882,223 $623,193 76.1 Altig-Orlovic
Mark Dushaj 50.4 224,359 149,175 74.4 Zachary Hart Joshua Olin 19.4 559,634 468,656 79.5 Altig-Orlovic
Joshua Olin 15.7 135,550 117,164 79.5 Altig-Orlovic Mark Dushaj 11.1 662,958 596,698 74.4 Zachary Hart
II Brian Zuzick 20.6 $117,088 $97,049 74.2 Laura Fisher II Brian Zuzick 14.0 $442,435 $388,196 74.2 Laura Fisher
III Kimberly Hamilton 86.0 $156,835 $84,326 79.5 Oldham-Gryska Kaitlyn Brandt 3.7 469,551 452,717 76.2 Stephen Jubrey
Scott Wheeler 35.0 113,875 84,351 81.9 Imran Satti Joshua Dishong 2.0 450,411 441,508 80.6 Surace-Smith
Nicholas Lorence 20.5 90,764 75,314 80.4 Altig-Orlovic III Kimberly Hamilton 47.9 $498,800 $337,304 79.5 Oldham-Gryska
IV Dustin Dunbar 42.3 $100,236 $70,439 79.5 Dustin Venekamp Reynolds Akuamoa 38.0 495,809 359,241 74.1 Theodore Pappas
I II III
Roghie Hassan Loo 28.0 79,590 62,200 77.5 Chalom-Paz Melinda-Rae Lyse 17.9 358,382 303,860 80.1 Altig-Orlovic
Paul Kelly 16.4 75,650 64,987 81.6 Steve Friedlander IV Elyse Bryan 38.1 $371,997 $269,398 80.2 Souley Bah
V Tony Geer 37.2 $78,660 $57,340 82.1 Surace-Smith Roghie Hassan Loo 16.0 288,638 248,801 77.5 Chalom-Paz
MARK NEILSON BRIAN ZUZICK KIMBERLY HAMILTON Anita Ferris 29.8 74,495 57,409 81.6 Steve Friedlander Britton Costa 1.9 263,810 258,907 73.2 Simon Arias
MILPITAS, CA MANSFIELD, MA ALBANY, NY Levar Morgan 15.3 59,115 51,290 76.6 Theodore Pappas V Thomas Vena 37.8 $285,075 $206,899 82.4 Simon Arias
VI Samuel Cohen 88.8 $88,716 $46,996 76.6 Pappas-Quadri Tony Geer 37.4 315,186 229,359 82.1 Surace-Smith
Christopher Bentley 52.8 67,857 44,409 73.9 Altig-Orlovic Luay Ghawi 36.4 279,478 204,924 82.0 Altig-Orlovic
Alberto Alcala 28.3 58,646 45,724 75.1 Ryan Bisanz VI Samuel Cohen 35.6 $254,985 $187,983 76.6 Pappas-Quadri
VII Duni Olusegun 173.6 $100,428 $36,713 76.8 James Cunningham Christina Jauch 22.5 246,843 201,473 74.0 Simon Arias
Alix Albright 50.9 56,285 37,311 79.2 Simon Arias Christopher Bentley 20.0 213,163 177,637 73.9 Altig-Orlovic
Duane Shaw 46.5 59,072 40,333 77.2 Sabrina Lloyd VII Duni Olusegun 93.9 $284,714 $146,851 76.8 James Cunningham
VIII Evan Holzhauer 115.8 $64,457 $29,872 73.9 Giglione-Ackerman Brody Maughan-Evanson 60.8 243,719 151,599 79.7 Simon Arias
Jessica Santamarina 45.9 48,466 33,210 75.2 Jamison Weatherspoon Duane Shaw 48.8 240,017 161,331 77.2 Sabrina Lloyd
IV V VI
Hunter Houvener 41.9 39,782 28,035 76.9 Altig-Orlovic VIII Evan Holzhauer 115.8 $64,457 $29,872 73.9 Giglione-Ackerman
IX Bradley Christiansen 144.9 $44,392 $18,127 75.6 A-O-Stenglein Jessica Santamarina 45.9 48,466 33,210 75.2 Jamison Weatherspoon
Stephen Giddens 128.6 51,940 22,720 76.7 Ryan Giddens Hunter Houvener 41.9 39,782 28,035 76.9 Altig-Orlovic
Kevin Appasamy 100.8 34,997 17,426 78.0 Altig-Orlovic IX Stephen Giddens 145.0 $222,627 $90,880 76.7 Ryan Giddens
DUSTIN DUNBAR TONY GEER SAMUEL COHEN
X Matt McBride 219.9 $52,404 $16,381 74.0 Altig-Orlovic Michael C Williams 81.5 120,542 66,403 79.6 Matt Henderson
PHOENIX, AZ COLUMBUS, OH PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA
Erikka Michaels 71.4 18,291 10,670 75.7 Altig-Orlovic Kevin Appasamy 66.1 115,789 69,702 78.0 Altig-Orlovic
Christopher Chovanec 34.9 15,802 11,717 83.8 Michael Vasu X Patrick Bendure 184.0 $13,427 $4,728 80.1 Surace-Smith
Patrick Duray 179.6 184,806 66,103 75.4 Chad Deley
Matt McBride 140.8 157,767 65,525 74.0 Altig-Orlovic
243.8
F6 Mo
$71,180
F6 Mo Obj
$29,200
Net ALP
$123,138
NTG RET
76.6
SGA
Oldham-Gryska
Category
280.7
F6 Mo
$327,813
F6 Mo Obj
$116,800
Net ALP
$582,917
NTG RET
86
SGA
Altig-Orlovic
INDIANAPOLIS, IN EDISON, NJ ST PAUL, MN Alipate Makaui 182.3 53,228 29,200 79,167 96 Steve Friedlander Michael McKiernan 192.1 224,347 116,800 259,582 86 Dustin Venekamp
Gaston Morales 179.5 52,401 29,200 62,047 93 Dustin Venekamp Andrew Batten 168.1 196,372 116,800 386,609 89 Michael Vasu
Andrew Batten 174.6 50,969 29,200 95,346 89 Michael Vasu Avi Kauderer 161.7 188,812 116,800 409,261 76.6 Oldham-Gryska
Michael McKiernan 160.5 46,862 29,200 56,372 86 Dustin Venekamp Gaston Morales 158.0 184,519 116,800 210,857 93 Dustin Venekamp
James Keefer 156.5 45,690 29,200 48,101 93 Simon Arias David Carpenter 140.7 164,336 116,800 214,839 74.2 Dustin Venekamp
Temesghen Starr 125.6 36,684 29,200 64,881 77.0 Cohen-Cohen Hayden Hill 116.8 136,479 116,800 184,201 84 Dustin Venekamp
Rookie
Justin Sutton 122.1 35,641 29,200 44,500 73.8 Ryan Giddens Meaghan Krecsko 111.2 129,902 116,800 195,873 87 Altig-Orlovic
Meaghan Krecsko 120.8 35,262 29,200 39,597 87 Altig-Orlovic James Keefer 108.3 126,543 116,800 178,766 93 Simon Arias
Kanon McGee 118.7 34,667 29,200 42,367 74.3 Dorian Oldham Derek Foore 106.1 123,919 116,800 326,100 87.7 Surace-Smith
I Ryan Fickert
% Growth
10.5
Net ALP
$670,590
Benchmark
$606,632
NTG RET
73.0
SGA
Zachary Hart
II Sean Velasquez 46.0 $341,351 $233,795 78.9 Cohen-Cohen
Joshua Olin 13.1 361,362 319,401 75.8 Altig-Orlovic
Ryan Hall 8.9 265,053 243,471 75.8 Laura Fisher
III Ryan Wilson 16.6 $209,556 $179,700 74.3 Philip Prata
Brian Schreiter 14.2 207,732 181,939 74.6 Joseph Diecedue
IV Mark Neilson 139.8 $387,795 $161,709 76.0 Altig-Orlovic
Paul Kelly 42.4 230,159 161,683 78.0 Steve Friedlander
V Jake Yagjian 70.3 $201,462 $118,299 75.1 Albert Serur
Samuel Cohen 2.5 136,763 133,390 73.3 Pappas-Quadri
VI Scott Wheeler 106.5 $183,995 $89,104 81.9 Imran Satti
Shahab Mahdavinejad 61.9 142,282 87,885 74.1 Theodore Pappas
Britton Costa 17.8 111,825 94,929 74.9 Simon Arias
VII Andrew Batten 123.5 $149,506 $66,903 87 Michael Vasu
Christopher Bentley 104.2 126,647 62,014 74.3 Altig-Orlovic
I II III IV
Duni Olusegun 66.5 116,309 69,837 75.9 James Cunningham
VIII David Carpenter 203.2 $149,916 $49,449 73.1 Dustin Venekamp
Jeffrey Hall 70.5 79,058 46,370 74.5 Albert Serur
Anita Ferris 50.8 86,573 57,409 81.6 Steve Friedlander
RYAN FICKERT SEAN VELASQUEZ RYAN WILSON MARK NEILSON
IX Marissa Cunningham 283.9 $173,691 $45,240 76.1 James Cunningham
TROY, MI LOS ANGELES, CA MIDDLETOWN, CT MILPITAS, CA
Alberto Alcala 131.7 105,959 45,724 75.1 Ryan Bisanz
Kaitlyn Brandt 112.2 87,785 41,359 76.2 Stephen Jubrey
X Sanaz Mirza Baig 17152.6 $227,935 $1,321 95 Imran Satti
Dustin Holtz 628.9 78,689 10,795 87 Kevin Holtz
Kody Kramme 626.2 36,334 5,003 90 Eric Cochran
YTD
Category % Growth Net ALP Benchmark NTG RET SGA
V VI VII VIII
I Thomas Vena 14.7 $1,536,015 $1,339,254 76.8 Simon Arias
Matthew Diulus 9.1 1,436,207 1,316,621 74.5 Simon Arias
II Sean Velasquez 17.6 $1,099,639 $935,179 78.9 Cohen-Cohen
JAKE YAGJIAN SCOTT WHEELER ANDREW BATTEN DAVID CARPENTER Joshua Olin 15.8 1,479,910 1,277,604 75.8 Altig-Orlovic
WILMINGTON, MA HALIFAX, NS HOUSTON, TX PHOENIX, AZ Corey Helly 10.6 1,302,502 1,178,045 77.7 Giglione-Ackerman
III Brian Schreiter 23.0 $895,160 $727,757 74.6 Joseph Diecedue
Ryan Wilson 14.9 825,935 718,801 74.3 Philip Prata
Ryan Stenglein 14.2 846,675 741,257 76.5 Altig-Orlovic
IV Mark Neilson 90.0 $1,229,192 $646,837 76.0 Altig-Orlovic
Patrick Knouse 16.7 776,866 665,630 73.8 Slav Bitman
Paul Kelly 8.7 703,060 646,733 78.0 Steve Friedlander
V Jake Yagjian 43.4 $678,442 $473,197 75.1 Albert Serur
VI Scott Wheeler 47.4 $525,448 $356,416 81.9 Imran Satti
Shahab Mahdavinejad 30.0 457,123 351,539 74.1 Theodore Pappas
Harold Durana 29.1 454,276 351,914 76.5 Don Foti
IX X
VII Christopher Bentley 55.8 $386,523 $248,056 74.3 Altig-Orlovic
John Ophals 55.4 479,358 308,505 88 Jamison Weatherspoon
Tina Janti 53.1 502,968 328,552 86 Altig-Orlovic
MARISSA CUNNINGHAM SANAZ MIRZA BAIG VIII David Carpenter 307.9 $806,810 $197,796 73.1 Dustin Venekamp
INDIANAPOLIS, IN HALIFAX, NS Jeffrey Hall 49.3 276,949 185,479 74.5 Albert Serur
Anita Ferris 45.2 333,365 229,634 81.6 Steve Friedlander
IX Marissa Cunningham 199.5 $542,005 $180,960 76.1 James Cunningham
Kaitlyn Brandt 192.7 484,255 165,438 76.2 Stephen Jubrey
Patrick Duray 90.1 220,904 116,225 76.8 Chad Deley
X Sanaz Mirza Baig 5935.4 $318,953 $5,285 95 Imran Satti
Kody Kramme 855.0 191,123 20,013 90 Eric Cochran
Dustin Holtz 569.4 289,071 43,182 87 Kevin Holtz
Spotlight recognizes the top three Regional General Agents in Categories I-X with positive growth. Figures reflect hierarchy transfer adjustments.
APRIL
STATEGENERALAGENTS
Category PF† F6M F6M Obj % F6M Obj P6M P6M Obj % P6M Obj Recruits Rec Obj % Rec Obj Net ALP % Growth NTG RET
I Zachary Hart 91.3 $407,107 $585,000 69.6 $491,093 $325,000 151.1 24 45 53.3 $898,200 -1.7 74.0
26 II
Simon Arias
Cohen-Cohen
90.8
126.9
547,316
$256,921
602,000
$165,000
90.9
155.7
575,433
$468,574
620,000
$407,000
92.8
115.1
71
33
80
21
88.8
110.0
1,122,749
$725,495
11.0
37.1
76.2
80.4
27
Dustin Venekamp 120.3 277,774 200,000 138.9 295,433 264,000 111.9 33 29 110.0 573,207 120.8 74.2
Oldham-Gryska 105.2 319,730 234,000 136.6 259,522 329,000 78.9 20 20 100.0 579,252 6.3 77.9
Don Foti 98.4 104,351 100,000 104.4 263,189 325,000 81.0 14 12 110.0 367,540 -4.1 77.6
III Steve Friedlander 122.2 $187,733 $143,000 131.3 $179,401 $143,000 125.5 20 17 110.0 $367,134 45.0 80.3
Matt Henderson 96.4 159,671 191,000 83.6 192,056 182,000 105.5 33 33 100.0 351,726 7.2 73.7
Satti-Kanaan 91.9 132,293 91,000 145.4 165,679 195,000 85.0 5 11 45.5 297,972 12.4 79.5
IV Jamison Weatherspoon 123.7 $150,987 $100,000 151.0 $124,269 $113,000 110.0 23 20 110.0 $275,256 40.7 75.9
Kyle Johnson 118.5 137,805 104,000 132.5 121,980 108,000 112.9 24 21 110.0 259,785 35.7 74.3
Hart-McCallum 115.8 64,115 139,000 46.1 156,770 82,000 191.2 12 10 110.0 220,884 68.1 89
Philip Prata 114.3 103,951 82,000 126.8 169,215 156,000 108.5 14 13 107.7 273,166 10.4 75.8
EC EC EC
Mathew Hart 107.1 94,474 104,000 90.8 177,068 147,000 120.5 20 18 110.0 271,541 29.5 74.3
* V James Cunningham 150.1 $113,922 $74,000 153.9 $131,273 $61,000 215.2 13 16 81.3 $245,194 151.5 76.3
I II III
Albert Serur 113.7 142,470 91,000 156.6 88,012 104,000 84.6 15 15 100.0 230,482 93.2 75.1
Pappas-Quadri 103.1 74,247 74,000 100.3 132,710 134,000 99.0 13 8 110.0 206,957 71.6 89
VI Dorian Oldham 98.0 $62,878 $65,000 96.7 $64,632 $74,000 87.3 15 11 110.0 $127,510 27.4 78.4
VII Desi Dimitrova 106.4 $43,545 $56,000 77.8 $79,211 $56,000 141.4 9 9 100.0 $122,756 62.1 74.7
VIII Ryan Bisanz 135.9 $50,342 $48,000 104.9 $52,705 $26,000 202.7 10 10 100.0 $103,047 111.9 74.7
Kevin Holtz 122.7 73,683 48,000 153.5 44,984 43,000 104.6 12 7 110.0 118,667 89.7 88
Johnson-Nelson 110.6 52,316 48,000 109.0 58,906 48,000 122.7 8 8 100.0 111,222 121.7 89
IX John Young 141.7 $41,068 $39,000 105.3 $43,975 $20,000 219.9 11 11 100.0 $85,043 76.3 74.2
Kris Thieme 115.9 46,071 39,000 118.1 35,020 27,000 129.7 7 7 100.0 81,092 104.8 78.2
Correa-Hunt 90.5 31,096 39,000 79.7 16,368 20,000 81.8 8 7 110.0 47,464 -20.7 86
* X A-O-Stenglein 233.9 $50,375 $30,000 167.9 $63,556 $15,000 423.7 5 4 110.0 $113,930 N/A 90
* Nick Moore 224.6 93,337 30,000 311.1 37,883 15,000 252.6 8 6 110.0 131,220 626.3 87
A-O-Orng 128.1 13,626 30,000 45.4 47,097 15,000 314.0 1 4 25.0 60,723 N/A 96
Jay Washington 125.0 41,576 30,000 138.6 20,441 15,000 136.3 6 6 100.0 62,017 N/A 91
Nick Scordos 112.1 26,917 30,000 89.7 22,004 15,000 146.7 4 4 100.0 48,921 336.6 90
Imran Satti 97.9 54,870 30,000 182.9 1,627 15,000 10.8 1 1 100.0 56,496 N/A 74.4
IV V VI VII
Gabe Feldmann 93.5 18,455 30,000 61.5 17,858 15,000 119.1 7 7 100.0 36,313 87.1 74.7
Steve Svendson 91.9 28,457 30,000 94.9 10,638 15,000 70.9 11 6 110.0 39,094 N/A 80
YTD
JAMISON WEATHERSPOON JAMES CUNNINGHAM DORIAN OLDHAM DESI DIMITROVA Category PF† F6M F6M Obj % F6M Obj P6M P6M Obj % P6M Obj Recruits Rec Obj % Rec Obj Net ALP % Growth NTG RET
I Simon Arias 100.9 $2,267,603 $2,408,000 94.2 $2,824,240 $2,480,000 113.9 303 320 94.7 $5,091,843 20.8 76.2
Giglione-Ackerman 90.8 1,238,302 1,596,000 77.6 1,528,621 1,480,000 103.3 194 212 91.5 2,766,924 4.1 74.1
II Dustin Venekamp 123.2 $1,260,634 $800,000 157.6 $1,076,842 $1,056,000 102.0 137 116 110.0 $2,337,476 122.4 74.2
Cohen-Cohen 108.5 765,540 660,000 116.0 1,622,116 1,628,000 99.6 107 84 110.0 2,387,656 27.2 80.4
Oldham-Gryska 100.2 978,738 936,000 104.6 1,133,916 1,316,000 86.2 93 80 110.0 2,112,654 -18.1 77.9
Don Foti 98.2 377,651 400,000 94.4 1,173,542 1,300,000 90.3 56 48 110.0 1,551,193 14.4 77.6
III Satti-Kanaan 100.8 $455,999 $364,000 125.3 $636,190 $780,000 81.6 42 44 95.5 $1,092,189 14.8 79.5
Matt Henderson 99.7 683,154 764,000 89.4 786,621 728,000 108.1 134 132 101.5 1,469,775 14.4 73.7
EC EC Chris Hernandez
Bob Olson
94.3
93.7
436,737
495,063
520,000
452,000
84.0
109.5
683,358
969,546
608,000
1,040,000
112.4
93.2
83
94
96
120
86.5
78.3
1,120,096
1,464,610
1.7
11.8
74.8
76.2
VIII IX X
Steve Friedlander 93.1 505,530 572,000 88.4 596,527 572,000 104.3 59 68 86.8 1,102,056 53.4 80.3
IV Jamison Weatherspoon 120.2 $558,989 $400,000 139.7 $501,130 $452,000 110.9 102 80 110.0 $1,060,118 48.3 75.9
Hart-McCallum 117.9 319,352 556,000 57.4 611,151 328,000 186.3 47 40 110.0 930,503 39.8 89
Kyle Johnson 114.8 470,945 416,000 113.2 566,320 432,000 131.1 84 84 100.0 1,037,264 50.7 74.3
Philip Prata 103.8 369,454 328,000 112.6 580,930 624,000 93.1 55 52 105.8 950,383 6.6 75.8
RYAN BISANZ JOHN YOUNG A-O-STENGLEIN Joseph Diecedue 94.0 463,501 572,000 81.0 498,097 452,000 110.2 69 76 90.8 961,598 0.5 73.8
Cindy Furer 91.5 287,124 328,000 87.5 475,439 536,000 88.7 59 60 98.3 762,562 -5.4 79.5
V James Cunningham 124.4 $476,236 $296,000 160.9 $300,643 $244,000 123.2 57 64 89.1 $776,879 82.1 76.3
EC = 2018 Executive Council Member
Albert Serur 101.4 418,098 364,000 114.9 330,136 416,000 79.4 67 60 110.0 748,233 41.2 75.1
† Performance Factor = (% F6 Mo Obj + % P6 Mo Obj + % Recruit Obj) ÷ 3 Slav Bitman 97.9 449,431 400,000 112.4 358,399 400,000 89.6 55 60 91.7 807,830 36.6 73.7
TOPPERFORMANCEFACTOR
Spotlight recognizes State General Agents in Categories I-X with minimum 90% Performance Factor with retention or net to gross standard. YTD Winners VI Stephen Jubrey 93.1 $172,022 $276,000 62.3 $296,943 $260,000 114.2 37 36 102.8 $468,966 1.5 73.0
for Categories I-X and Start-Up will be recognized at Convention by highest Performance Factor in excess of 100% and the YTD Spotlight number may not Dorian Oldham 92.2 197,181 260,000 75.8 271,160 296,000 91.6 48 44 109.1 468,341 5.7 78.4
necessarily reflect that computation. SGAs must be in their current category a minimum of 6 months to compete for YTD awards. VII Desi Dimitrova 109.3 $208,604 $224,000 93.1 $302,121 $224,000 134.9 36 36 100.0 $510,725 28.6 74.7
Souley Bah 97.9 224,528 224,000 100.2 189,438 172,000 110.1 30 36 83.3 413,966 103.8 79.8
Eric Cochran 96.4 228,042 224,000 101.8 176,660 208,000 84.9 41 40 102.5 404,702 -11.1 79.8
VIII Kevin Holtz 110.1 $227,952 $192,000 118.7 $174,515 $172,000 101.5 34 28 110.0 $402,467 51.5 88
Ryan Bisanz 103.4 167,741 192,000 87.4 153,658 104,000 147.7 30 40 75.0 321,399 149.9 74.7
Johnson-Nelson 99.7 154,616 192,000 80.5 208,397 192,000 108.5 38 32 110.0 363,013 76.4 89
IX John Young 109.9 $124,023 $156,000 79.5 $147,489 $80,000 184.4 29 44 65.9 $271,512 75.4 74.2
Correa-Hunt 109.3 143,202 156,000 91.8 100,887 80,000 126.1 34 28 110.0 244,089 31.3 86
Kris Thieme 93.6 152,816 156,000 98.0 104,994 108,000 97.2 24 28 85.7 257,810 14.7 78.2
EC EC A-O-STENGLEIN NICK MOORE JAMES CUNNINGHAM X A-O-Stenglein 170.8 $96,772 $120,000 80.6 $193,111 $60,000 321.9 17 9 110.0 $289,884 N/A 90
Category X Category X Category V Nick Moore 154.5 272,140 120,000 226.8 75,995 60,000 126.7 30 24 110.0 348,135 606.9 87
Jay Washington 115.7 113,273 120,000 94.4 85,695 60,000 142.8 28 24 110.0 198,969 N/A 91
233.9% PF 224.6% PF 150.1% PF Nicholas Scordos 103.2 86,335 120,000 71.9 76,667 60,000 127.8 19 13 110.0 163,001 258.5 90
Gabe Feldmann 90.0 68,135 120,000 56.8 80,739 60,000 134.6 22 28 78.6 148,874 68.6 74.7
28 PUBLICRELATIONS 29
INDIVIDUAL REPS: APRIL INDIVIDUAL REPS: YTD
CATEGORY I CATEGORY II CATEGORY III Category Rank Cards Obj % Obj Category Rank Cards Obj % Obj
I 1 Robin Andrade 4,823 2,357 204.6% I *1 Jessica Treybick 8,371 6,843 122.3%
2 Rona Pileggi Spano 3,237 1,756 184.4% 2 David Blaisdell 10,354 8,631 120.0%
3 David Scalisi 2,368 1,565 151.3% 3 Susan Gilbert 7,518 6,677 112.6%
II 1 George Farenthold 1,701 1,305 130.3% II *1 Kathy Pappas 10,243 5,144 199.1%
2 Kathy Pappas 1,421 1,286 110.5% 2 George Farenthold 6,282 5,220 120.3%
3 Fran Christie 1,277 1,333 95.8% 3 Darrell Dorey 5,140 5,645 91.0%
1 2 1 2 1 2 III 1 Tony Anderson 2,783 1,124 247.5% III *1 Rebecca Klebsch 5,418 4,621 117.2%
ROBIN ANDRADE RONA PILEGGI SPANO GEORGE FARENTHOLD KATHY PAPPAS TONY ANDERSON REBECCA KLEBSCH 2 Rebecca Klebsch 2,324 1,155 201.2% 2 Tony Anderson 4,940 4,498 109.8%
KINGSTON, MA DARIEN, IL WASHINGTON, DC ROSLYN HARBOR, NY INDIANAPOLIS, IN COLGATE, WI
3 Timothy Leary 1,066 1,035 103.0% 3 Timothy Leary 3,985 4,140 96.3%
IV 1 Sue Akers 1,507 1,003 150.2% IV *1 Krissa Hensley 4,665 4,122 113.2%
2 Stephen Matous 827 935 88.4% 2 Shane Knowles 3,399 3,678 92.4%
CATEGORY IV CATEGORY V CATEGORY VI 3 Shane Knowles 752 920 81.8% 3 Sue Akers 3,293 4,012 82.1%
V 1 Becky Cutler 1,449 881 164.4% V *1 Vivian Dwyer 5,197 3,649 142.4%
2 Carl Zablotny 1,176 863 136.3% 2 Carl Zablotny 3,952 3,450 114.5%
3 Lisa West 850 848 100.2% 3 Lisa West 3,397 3,392 100.2%
VI 1 Jeffrey Hapke 847 666 127.2% VI *1 Jeffrey Hapke 3,475 2,663 130.5%
2 Janis Pitts 784 791 99.1% 2 Janis Pitts 4,104 3,165 129.7%
3 John Wagner 685 728 94.0% 3 Mark Flemm 2,493 2,986 83.5%
1 2 1 2 1 2
VII 1 Bernard Weaver 1,794 589 304.4% VII *1 Kevin McKeen 4,727 2,562 184.5%
SUE AKERS STEPHEN MATOUS BECKY CUTLER CARL ZABLOTNY JEFFREY HAPKE JANIS PITTS 2 Jeanette Dodd 1,278 605 211.1% 2 Dianna Lueke 3,714 2,349 158.1%
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA DETROIT, MI OMAHA, NE LAS VEGAS, NV MARTINSBURG, PA SHREVEPORT, LA
3 Dianna Lueke 937 587 159.6% 3 Donna Altshue 3,822 2,508 152.4%
VIII 1 Gabriela Berloni 2,813 261 1076.8% VIII *1 Gabriela Berloni 5,865 1,045 561.2%
CATEGORY VII CATEGORY VIII 2 Lisa Queener 2,707 463 584.7% 2 Lisa Queener 6,167 1,852 333.0%
3 Bryan Uhl 858 528 162.4% 3 Bryan Uhl 2,900 2,113 137.2%
Rookie 1 Lisa Queener 2,707 463 584.7%
ALL TIME RECORD: 61,879 Cards — DENISE BOWYER
ALL TIME RECORD: 18,960 Cards
1 2 1 2
BERNARD WEAVER JEANETTE DODD GABRIELA BERLONI LISA QUEENER
DOWNINGTOWN, PA HOPATCONG NJ TORONTO, ON SUMMERSVILLE, WV
MANAGERS: APRIL MANAGERS: YTD
Category Rank Cards Obj % Obj Category Rank Cards Obj % Obj
I 1 Tami Williams 9,797 7,438 131.7% I *1 Brian Ryan 32,313 30,138 107.2%
1ST SIGNED TG CATEGORY I CATEGORY II CATEGORY III
TOPMANAGERS
2 Brian Ryan 6,358 7,535 84.4% 2 Tami Williams 28,263 29,751 95.0%
II 1 Judy Spade 5,930 6,286 94.3% II *1 John Keliher 20,283 20,460 99.1%
2 John Keliher 4,816 5,115 94.2% 2 Judy Spade 21,756 25,144 86.5%
III 1 Rosanna Gill 6,820 4,449 153.3% III *1 Amanda Mlinaz 16,704 18,889 88.43%
2 Amanda Mlinaz 5,238 4,722 110.9% 2 Chuck Hill 16,349 18,503 88.36%
1 1 1
MICKEY BOYSZA JAYMZ HALL TAMI WILLIAMS JUDY SPADE ROSANNA GILL
BUTTE, MT BLOOMINGTON, MN WESTFIELD, IN LIBERTY CENTER, OH WALTHAM, MA
1 2 3 4 5
1,460 Alison Sterzer 1,343 Tonia Reaves 1,257 Bradley Petsche 1,185 Dorota Rusew 1,115 Stephane Masyn 1,058 Mark Henes
1,460 Liliana Rondon 1,343 Xander Davis 1,256 Kayne McWilliams 1,185 Matthew Growe 1,115 Vishwanath Sankaran 1,056 Timothy LaFleur
1,459 Emily Ford 1,337 Brian Jerome 1,253 Aleksi Yi 1,181 Jairo Davila 1,114 Sabrina Reed 1,056 Jenise Cardinal Donnelly
1,456 Jose Lopes 1,335 Davelle Lee 1,249 Jeremy Kochel 1,181 Shjondel Curtis 1,114 Alipate Makaui 1,056 Tara Haughney
1,454 Timothy Cruise 1,334 Luis Garcia 1,249 Jeremy Doucet 1,181 Christopher A Morrison 1,113 Nicholas Triantafyllidis 1,055 Nicholas Walsh
1,453 Sharif Grays 1,332 Mark Diskin 1,249 Kelvin Ellmers 1,181 Jasmyn Marshall 1,113 Kristin Masessa 1,055 Immacula Didier
1,451 Andre Dumas 1,327 Ivan Rojas 1,247 Victoria Varney 1,179 Jason Cooper 1,111 Erika Konopka 1,053 Joshua Arsenault
1,448 Gary Bias 1,325 James Hinton 1,247 Rodger Marcus 1,179 Jenna Danielli 1,111 Ronchale Watson 1,051 Philip Anderson
1,448 Ameenah Little 1,322 Timothy O’Leary 1,245 Conor Markins 1,176 John Afful 1,110 Victoria Saenz 1,051 Aubrey Kettle
Alex Gonzales Brock Lampee Eddie Beleshi Brooklyn Mims Anthony Petrosky 1,446 Shanita Ellmers 1,319 Logan Klink 1,245 George Kamel 1,176 Deborah Noga 1,109 Peter Davis 1,050 Christopher Leasure
1,438 Fadi Hasani 1,317 Hakan Ozalpasan 1,243 Vyacheslav Vasilenko 1,174 Jose Rubio 1,109 Steven Valentim 1,049 Justin Thompson
$6,624 $6,279 $6,140 $5,757 $5,057
1,438 Jesus Rojas Santamaria 1,316 Cleopatra Sola 1,242 Ranjana Chopra 1,173 Lidia Meglei 1,108 Belaid Belkaid 1,049 Sean Blaney
Mathew Hart Dustin Venekamp Zachary Hart Moswen Taylor James Cunningham 1,435 Shelby Poston 1,314 Lee Winter 1,241 Hercules Mimaros 1,170 Raynaldo Lafontant 1,107 Berlin Tuzon 1,046 Eric Snyder
1,434 Ron-Junior Green 1,314 Joowan Lee 1,241 Jennylyn 1,169 Bryon Eddinger 1,106 Jillian Getz 1,045 Sean Mitchell
1,431 Keri Morris 1,313 Brandon C Johnson Militante-Radnoty 1,169 Matthew Roebke 1,103 Kinga Filipiak 1,044 James Williams
1,428 Sharlene Hollins Bell 1,306 Juan Morales 1,237 Matthew Castelli 1,169 Miguel Alicea Ramirez 1,100 Joanna Hansen 1,043 Giovanni Diduro
1 2 3 4 5 1,233
1,227
1,226
Stephen Jeung
Craig Strompf
Kevin Davis
1,080
1,078
1,077
Christine Moore
Keona France
Jamell Ramsay
912
906
896
Zane Garcia
Bilal Farsakh
Sina Heak
827
824
824
Azar Afnan
Thomas Longino
Rovena Lulgjuraj
670
655
650
Adem Abdula
Aaron Haynes
Joshua Reyes
547
545
540
Jessica Napiza
Penelope King
Wanda Williams
1,217 Alicia Wear 1,077 Cara DeFiore 896 Hector Mendez 816 Andre Hawthorne 646 Mavrick Fredericks 538 Darius Rowan
1,206 Shayla Williamson 1,069 Kurt Overy 896 Sarah Acker 815 Matthew Castelli 642 Michael Neuendorf 535 Jeremy Osborn
1,205 Lorena Barriere 1,066 Emma Sermos 895 Arthur Trost 810 Hanna Gore 629 Clint Perry 532 Casey Kunash
1,204 Alexander Johnston 1,065 Maurice Coleman 894 Kierra Goodwin 810 Kanon McGee 624 Shanita Ellmers 531 Patrick Duray
1,201 Jon Hernandez 1,061 Aaron Parsons 891 Matthew Fincher 808 Edward Nguyen 618 Mathieu Cook 527 Jessica Brown
1,200 Steven Phillips 1,059 George O’Shea 891 Todd Riescher 806 Jeremy Engrav 612 Cindy Pham 525 Mickey Adkins
1,195 Hannah M Holmes 1,048 Edwin Delgado 891 Taulant Bane 795 Daniel LaFontaine 611 Luaao Leota 514 Jeffery Roland
1,189 Timothy Bugge 1,036 Matthew Ficarra 889 Derya Ekren 794 Calvin Shaw 610 Michelle Caouette 512 Marcus Moody
1,189 Brandon Haley 1,029 Roberto Navarro 888 Oleg Novitchii 793 Austin Timmons 609 Andrea Kessler 511 Sean Sparkman
Mark Neilson Marc Salvaggi Mark Dushaj Scott Wheeler Daniel Hartwig 1,181 Jordan Reinhold 1,021 David Staffiery 881 William Parmeter 782 Lynn Jenkins 604 Brian Cabral 510 Derek Pratt
$39,208 $22,948 $20,653 $20,571 $16,856 1,171 Josh Bloomquist 1,016 Bruce Viaje 877 Brittany Ketner 780 Daniel Dunham 603 Alicia White 510 Jason Isanberg
Altig-Orlovic Surace-Smith Zachary Hart Satti-Kanaan Surace-Smith 1,159 Sean Hansen 1,012 Sashia Veerman 875 Blake Dempsey 779 Anthony Ferraro 602 Lori Dacyk 509 Dina Boghdady
1,136 Andre Bent 996 James Harding 874 Theodore Ryan 773 Magda Figueiredo 598 Michael Steimle 508 Susan Cousineau
1,121 Ransey Vazquez 995 Christian Gojcaj 870 Karen Lamey 755 Colette Valrie 594 Kevin Kondrad 506 Rochelle Royce
1,118 Jesse Rennich 993 Ryan Ohm 860 Jonathan Phillips 746 Matthew Sutton 593 Daniel Li 503 Hifo Tuionetoa
1,116 Sylvain Kalombo 992 Ross Ewen 854 Joseph Rotolo 736 Dan Nebraski 590 Deborah Mitchell 503 Justin Allain
39,208 Mark Neilson 5,753 Kaitlyn Brandt 3,830 Derek Foore 2,832 Andrew McQuade 2,147 Bryant Logan 1,723 Edwin Cuevas Quinones
22,948 Marc Salvaggi 5,637 Britton Costa 3,789 Jason Green 2,790 Jeremy Rivers 2,138 Tucker Gregor 1,719 Michael Russo
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SA/GA DIRECT CODE FIELD TRAINING BONUS - continued
860 Claudia Jacquet 806 Alexander McGaw 751 Deaveon Francisco 690 Diane Williams-Lewis 625 Monique Safari 569 Margery Mitchell
857 Alexis Gomez 804 Mark Lahijani 749 Tiffany Beadnell 689 Micah Focken 625 Daniel Martinsen 566 Zachary Button
855 Rafael Marte Acosta 800 Sean Gillespie 749 Ekaterina Andreeva 686 Ryan Vance 623 Avery Hearn 558 Justin Brown
851 Darrin Roberts 798 Veronica Bradford 748 Michael Steimle 683 Joseph Kanaan 622 Christopher A Morrison 558 Cristian Santiago
849 Jocelyn Appleton 789 Stephane Bouchard 747 Chelsea Dale 683 Christopher Gebhardt 620 Aubrey Kettle 557 Thomas Romeo
849 Jasmine Gomez 786 Timothy O’Leary 741 Barbara Provo 683 Jeremy Doucet 618 Turissa Keys 555 Steven Shavers
841 Michael Robinson 783 Michael O’Banaman 737 Alexander Johnston 678 Eric Thompson 616 Kyra Hopkins 553 Patrick Guthrie
Jenny Kim Christian Gojcaj Clint Perry Sherrie McCarty Kyla Greig 837 Shanita Ellmers 781 Tomarus Burks 736 Armando Rivera 676 Adem Abdula 615 Aisha Babbitt 550 Ronald Spieler
$10,468 $9,409 $9,016 $7,967 $7,709 837 Donald DeVoise 779 Nathan Doyle 734 Juan Montana 669 LC Clark 609 Tara Haughney 547 Joanna Hansen
Altig-Orlovic Zachary Hart Altig-Orlovic Dustin Venekamp Altig-Orlovic 836 Tara Crane 775 Theodore Ryan 733 Dina Boghdady 663 Paul Zuzick 608 Rubin Chaimov 545 Bryan Czajkowski
835 Amber Fitzmartin 772 Benjamin Dezwart 729 Velvet Johnson 663 Daniel Le Blanc 601 Kelsi Jewell 545 Barney Browner
830 Matthew Bogle 768 Dustin Oetzman 729 Thaddeus Dahl 657 Ebuwa Otagho 600 John P Fitzgerald 544 Sean Paulson
827 Henry Brown 764 Bryan Salvadore 722 Sherry Schick 655 Clint David 596 Virginia Lee 539 Timothy Welsh
826 Nicholas Rossi 764 Tanya Labinowicz 717 Jake Frisosky 652 Raymond Baham 593 Aaron Patt 538 Claudia Chiarelli
Sami Mogannam Dawid Liniewski Nabil Spahi Bradley Weigand Kinga Filipiak
$4,194 $2,338 $1,644 $1,117 $1,084
Don Foti Philip Prata Giglione-Ackerman Surace-Smith Sabrina Lloyd
4,194
2,338
1,644
Sami Mogannam
Dawid Liniewski
Nabil Spahi
1,032
936
894
Mitchell Look
Glyn Hurst
Joseph Faisant
766
748
742
Jose Castillo
Joseph B Smith
Christa Bartol
689
660
646
Sione Maumau
Jesus Tolentino
Loraine Patterson
611
609
601
Joseph Benedetto
Nikki Crosby
Magdalena Holman
580
579
556
Tammy McMullen
Maurice Baritz
Marc D’Emilia
Award Winners Receive:
1,117 Bradley Weigand 790 Djenabou Diallo 710 Corey LaVigne 632 Amy Baird 599 Christiana Bouligny 529 Phyo Phyo
1,084 Kinga Filipiak 777 Nadezhda Vitchev 701 Christabel Ornelas 613 John Bacaron 594 Stephen Yracheta
RED CARPET RECEPTION
at the Home Office in McKinney, Texas and luxury
accommodations during the Awards Gala weekend
5 BONUS
TOTAL: $4,462,007 CASH PRIZES for Agent of the Year and
Personal Recruiter of the Year –
First place:$25,000
WORLD’S GREATEST LEADERSHIP RGA LEADERSHIP SA/GA TRAINING REINSTATEMENT Second place: $10,000
$2,117,487 $1,302,230 $274,837 $710,288 $57,165 Third place: $5,000
All qualifiers listed achieved at least $500 in bonus totals | WGB qualifiers achieved at least $1000 in bonus totals | WGB recognition is based on $1,500 weekly ALP minimum achievement level
Adem Abraham
Abdula Mogilevsky
38 39
Giglione-Ackerman Theodore Pappas
2 Qualifications 1 Qualification
$69,291 Net ALP $64,546 Net ALP
88.6 RET 79.4 RET
GAMEATDAY
over April 2017. 5 QualificationsApril 2017. 1 Qualification 1 Qualification
over April 2017. April 2017. 1 Qualification
$98,298 Net ALP $77,340 Net ALP $65,244 Net ALP $61,796 Net ALP
89.9 RET 82 RET 96.1 RET 93.8 RET
PR
RichardDirector
Carter
of the Month
Yadollah
Pourjalali
Riley
Peters
PR Director of theDavid
Month
Rigney
Raymond Angeles D11 Raymond Angeles D11
Altig-Orlovic Cohen-Cohen Altig-Orlovic
Altig-Orlovic Kevin Holtz
C11 Altig-Orlovic C11
9Michelle
QualificationsBaxter 1 Qualification 2 Michelle
Qualifications
Contracted 4/17/08
Baxter 1 Qualification
Contracted 1/11/1112 Contracted 4/17/08 Contracted 1/11/1112
Michelle
$79,984 met
Net ALP111.14% of Objective
$74,324 Net ALP Michelle
$64,934 Net ALPmet 111.14% of Objective
Qualified 4/30/18 Qualified$61,752 Net ALP
1/11/1112 Qualified 4/30/18 Qualified 1/11/1112
during
RET April 2018. during April 2018.
AIL/NILICO
98.1 83.9 RET 85.4 RET
$1,003,335 Net ALP 84.5 RET
F11 Net ALP $1,003,335 Net ALP F11 Net ALP
David Zophin we can do—is something that lives in all of us. lenting drive to achieve greatness. They are
President
And it helps us to do better, to be better, be- fantastic mentors, so take advantage of this
AIL/NILICO Agency Divisions
cause we can’t just sit back and let the other guy time to learn from them.
win. We have to get up and give it our all, so we Every day of the year is an opportune time
I
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FORWARD TO have no regrets, and so we can be able to say to work your hardest, to do your best. But now,
our 2nd Annual AIL/NILICO SGA Fantasy we always left everything we had on the field. especially, is time to kick it into high gear and
Draft since the minute our first one ended I love that our theme for 2018, Here We give it all you’ve got. Your team is counting on
last year. That spirit of competition and the Come, so perfectly meshes with our Draft, be- you and the Company is counting on you to
Sales Directors of the Month Sales Directors
Another of the
champion, another Month
milestone! knowledge that this contest
Another is going
champion, to be such
another cause we’re already in game-day mode. We al-
milestone! be a valuable teammate. This is your chance to
get some personal bests and maybe by the end
Each champion will receive a bonus of $5,000 and the Million Dollar Each champion will receive a bonus of $5,000 andready
a boost for so many careers is just so energiz- have our
the Million game faces on, and this contest
Dollar
Club Award. Congratulations on your achievements! ing. Honestly, I’d pick
Club Award. this draft over any
Congratulations just gives us that much more energy to com-
otherachievements!
on your of the contest, get some bragging rights, too. I
Fantasy Draft any day, because I can’t wait to pete. This Draft takes our annual theme and know the champion spirit lies within us all, but
see what our Agencies can do! shows us just how important it is to perform at it needs to be awakened in order to reach its
Bruce Rudi Bruce Rudi The draft kicked off at our SGA Meeting in our best, because now it’s not just about you— full potential. It needs a spark to be lit, and that
Alford Camenzind Alford Camenzind early May, where the Category I SGAs chose it’s about the success of your team and about spark is the decision you make to work hard
Recruiting Training Recruiting Training SGAs from the other categories to be on their doing your part. So throughout the duration (or in this case, play hard) for something that’s
teams. This selection process puts everyone of this competition, remember how significant good for you, and good for your team.
Bruce met 104.55% of Rudi had 56.44% Bruce had 104.55% growth Rudi had 56.44% growth over on a pretty even playing field, which means your work is. Remember that your success is The AIL/NILICO World Series 2018 for
Objective during April 2018. growth over April 2017. over April 2017. April 2017. it’s anybody’s game. By the end of the contest, essential to so many other people. Remember our MGA-Rookies, MGAs, and RGAs is also
the team that experiences the most growth, to be a team player! underway, and I wish all the competitors a fun
wins. So, to put it simply, the time to start In addition to building your competitive and successful contest! Do your best and show