How benefit advisors can marry concept with execution - with Kareim Cade

Kareim is a true thought leader in the health insurance industry and his team at Great Lakes backs up their talk with execution. I wanted to have Kareim on because I knew he'd have some sage advice for advisors who are looking to improve -- and he didn't disappoint!

By Andy Neary | November 17, 2021 at 06:17 AM

My guest on The Broker's Voice today is Kareim Cade. Kareim is the President of Great Lakes Benefit Group in Southfield, Michigan. I love this man and his propensity to just speak the truth. Kareim is a true thought leader in the health insurance industry and his team at Great Lakes backs up their talk with execution. I wanted to have Kareim on because I knew he'd have some sage advice for advisors who are looking to improve — and he didn't disappoint! Enjoy!

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