Tolga Tezel- One Click Solution
from Insurance Town Hosted by Heath Shearon
In this weeks episode my man Tolga Tezel stops by and we had a great discussion. We got into his personal journey into insurance, his drive and passion for all things data, and helping agents seamlessly and quickly gather insured’s data and deliver a best in class onboarding experience for the Customer and quoting experience for the agents.
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This episode is 48 minutes long.
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This episode was published on September 10, 2020.
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