general agent

Another man was following the general agent into the office.

Successful general agents were often promoted to the Springfield home office.

Does the Commission not think it would be better to defend consumers' interests rather than those of general agents?

You will probably find him at the depot, where he serves as general agent."

James became general agent of the school, one of many established in Kansas.

Yesterday he was attending a meeting of general agents in San Diego.

He worked for the Reading for more than two decades, rising to be a purchasing and general agent.

He was a blacksmith, general merchant, and a general agent.

Such kind of distribution mode can be called "the regional general agent mode."

He served as the general agent of the American Tract Society for two years.

He was also general agent of the Tappan family for the sale of lands.

He was appointed general agent of the Washington Monument Association in 1847.

By 1890 he had become Wheeler's general agent for Colorado, managing all his employer's interests in the state.

Around 1841, the Millerite movement requested Litch to become the first general agent.

Affiliate membership is open to brokers, managing general agents and independent agents.

They involved the regulation of managing general agents, reinsurance intermediaries and a model law on examinations.

Tripp heard from his general agent, however, with a call-down that made his head ache.

Tex turned as the general agent spoke.

In a big region or in a province, regional general agents provide patients with their products through sub-wholesalers and retailers.

The company hired general agents who in turn hired and trained local groups of agents.

Depending on the appointment, a managing general agent may perform one of many tasks normally performed by an insurer.

He keeps in touch through the general agent and he tells us what to watch out for as far as local taboos.

He managed a branch office in Colorado Springs and then became a general agent at age 27, the youngest in the company's history.

Grosvenor left Ashfield, and became a general agent for the Aetna insurance company.

In 1872 he advertised himself in Gisborne as "a civil engineer, surveyor, land and general agent."