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EPISODE 88: CHERI MARTINEN: OREGON TRAILBLAZER OREGON TRAILBLAZER (opens the original)
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Cheri Martinen is a fourth-generation insurance professional, agency leader, author, and advocate for insurance education. With a background in marketing, she began her career helping insurance agencies build stronger customer relationships through consistent outreach, campaigns, and modern communication strategies. Cheri later joined her family’s agency, Bancorp Insurance, where she became licensed in property and casualty as well as life and health insurance. She has helped grow the business t
EPISODE 87 : GRAYSON OWEN : THE ROCKSTAR OF DISABILITY INSURANCE (opens the original)
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Grayson Owen is a disability insurance wholesaler at DI Broker East and a Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) who helps brokers and financial advisors navigate the complex world of income protection. With more than 15 years of experience in the insurance industry, Grayson has worked across retail brokerage, employee benefits, and wholesale distribution, giving him a well-rounded perspective on how to serve clients and grow a specialty practice. Known for his creativity, collaborative approach, and
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