National Life Insurance Company Limited has successfully completed a training and cultural program in Lalitpur to honor its outstanding agents who met their monthly targets.
National Life Insurance Company Limited recently organized a special training and cultural event at Hotel Royal Tulip in Lalitpur. This program was kept for those agents who worked hard and completed the targets set under the monthly scheme.
The agents had achieved their targets under the monthly scheme run by company in Baisakh 2083. To start the event, the Chief Executive Officer of the company lit a traditional lamp (panas). Around 300 people attended the program, including departmental heads, branch managers from different branches, senior business managers, managers, and the agents.
CEO Expresses Gratitude and Shares Future Plans
During the opening of program, Chief Executive Officer shared that the company achieved excellent results in first insurance premium and overall performance indicators in the fiscal year 2082/83. He thanked the regulatory body, customers, agents, and everyone who is directly or indirectly connected to company for this big success.
The CEO also wished everyone for the new fiscal year and said that all sides need to work more responsibly from their places to give better services to customers. He added that strengthening the network of agents will be a special priority for company.
MDRT Training and Fun Performances
In the event, popular trainer Kazim Raza gave detailed training to the invited agents. He explained about different activities and gave examples on how to achieve the MDRT (Million Dollar Round Table), which is a famous international title in insurance sector.
At the end of the program, there was lot of entertainment for the agents. Stand-up comedian Suman Karki performed a comedy set, and singers Ramchandra Kafle and Junu Rijal sang songs. There was also live music performance by popular singer Deepak Bajracharya and Rhythm Band, and DJ Amu played music, making the agents enjoy the evening very much.
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