Chris Hendley

• Company owns the American service pets website and we help people register their pets as emotional support or service animal for housing or for traveling purposes.
• American service pets work with licensed doctors in all 50 states who

Make the letters for the clients, and I get them to finish the process and pay over the phone with a credit card for the registration and doctor fee.

• Company works with health insurance companies to offer to their customers that need help with transportation to doctor appointments. Grocery delivery, cleaning help, and tech support are helping the senior market and disabled prospects.
• Outbound calling.

• Solar sales involve cold calling homeowners and some Facebook marketing ads to get them interested in doing a long-term 20-year cost comparison of solar versus. The electric company, which was a great way to show them we can lower their current upfront bill amount, and save them a lot of money over the long run.

• Cold calling Texas-based businesses to identify decision makers for phone and internet services and getting them interested in receiving a quote from an outside sales rep I schedule to come by within a week's time frame.

• Using a CRM system while working from home, calling consumers to sell them memberships to the World Travel Club, which offers discounts on all traveling needs, was a top producer for this company. All of a sudden, this company closed down, and my last paycheck came back from the bank due to insufficient funds. I filed a report with the labor board, but it is still not resolved.

• Worked in a branch location call center targeting consumers in Chapter 13 bankruptcy to refinance them out of their bankruptcy through the FHA loan program, dropping their monthly payment and paying off their bankruptcy sooner.
• Due to the mortgage crash and the huge lack of equity in real estate in the country, one out of every twelve loans had enough equity to qualify, and as a result of the lack of sufficient loans, the branch was closed down in California.

• Communicated with mortgage brokers and loan officers in 45 states, offering residential mortgage loan programs.
• The company went bankrupt and closed down due to a high rate of loan defaults and high-risk loans in the economy.

• Started as a phone sales rep, cold calling companies nationwide, selling toner cartridges and office supplies. As a result of breaking sales records and always being on time to work, in January 1998, I was promoted to sales manager. Then in charge of 10 sales reps.
• Interviewing, hiring, and training. We had "fronters" who called identified decision makers, transferred calls to a closer, which was me and one other person. In November 2003, due to health reasons, the owner retired and closed the business.