Good deeds and strengthening of the agency corps — under this motto, the Kostroma branch of Rosgosstrakh continues to work on popularization of insurance in the region. As part of the "Children are our Future" project, representatives of the Krasnoselsky agency center of the insurance company presented gifts to initiative children from the village of Sopyrevo, who change their lives for the better with their work and energy. The local Scarlet Sails group unites active children who volunteer, participate in sports competitions and cultural events.
Sopyrevo is located in the southwestern part of the Kostroma region on the right bank of the Stezhera River. The congratulations of the children from the "Scarlet Sails" became a bright and important event for the village, as in this way the adults recognized the importance of the children's contribution to the development of the community. Rosgosstrakh employees also took part in the event — Zhanna Kuzmicheva, head of the Krasnoselsky agency center, presented prizes to young activists.
And, of course, the state insurers used this opportunity to tell local residents about the role of insurance as one of the key tools for protecting well-being. They posted useful information in advance on the information stands of the village, in the library, shops and at the entrepreneurs of Sopyrev. Rosgosstrakh organized a win-win lottery for those who came to the holiday.
Daria Kulakova, Deputy Director of the Kostroma branch of Rosgosstrakh for Retail and partner Sales, said that the active phase of interviews with prospective colleagues is currently underway. The purpose of the branch is to form a strong and loyal team of agents on the ground, which will ensure high—quality insurance service for residents of Krasnoselsky district.
"Being a part of Rosgosstrakh means being at the center of events and helping people. We're working on it!" says Daria Kulakova.
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