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At Fidelity, our goal is to make financial expertise broadly accessible and effective in helping people live the lives they want. We do this by focusing on a diverse set of customers: - from 23 million people investing their life savings, to 20,000 businesses managing their employee benefits to 10,000 advisors needing innovative technology to invest their...
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Job Description
As a Virtual Education Consultant, you’re at the forefront of Fidelity’s strategy to Inspire Better Futures for our retirement plan participants. You’ll be engaging audiences in an interactive online environment which provides that inspiration.
The Expertise We’re Looking For
The Purpose of Your Role
As a Virtual Education Consultant, you will be creating, preparing and delivering live and on-demand online workshops for our Personal Workplace Investments clients and participants. Your workshop topics include, but are not limited to the following: Retirement, Transition or Corporate Actions, Integrated Benefits, Non-Qualified Plans, Health Service Accounts, and Pre-Retirement workshops. You’ll be partnering with internal business partners to coordinate activities associated with the electronic channel to ensure they are consistent with those delivered on-site by Fidelity Associates in the field.
The Skills You Bring
The Value You Deliver
How Your Work Impacts the Organization
The efficiency gained through the virtual environment couples cost savings with important motivation for retirement plan participants to take positive actions that are critical to their future financial success. These positive outcomes, such as forming new crossover personal investment relationships, help Inspire Better Futures for our customers and build Fidelity’s AUM, each directly impacting the future financial success.
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