The “group” in Carter Mason Group is a little out of balance right now. Carter’s main focus is working with filmmakers and business owners to help them protect and grow their businesses at a fraction of the cost they usually spend on attorney fees and/or business consultants.

Most of our associates right now are working a very limited part-time and focusing mostly on families and individuals, which we love, but there is a huge opportunity we are missing.

One guy can’t do it all, so Carter is looking for people to work with him primarily in the film community and also with “regular” small business owners.

Our business philosophy is that the more people you help, the more successful you will be. We are starting up two to three new networking events — which will be given to biz owners at no charge — to give the biz owners a chance to support and help one another.

Out of these events in the past, biz owners have been very receptive to sitting down and hearing how we can save them money, protect their business, and develop a solid plan for future growth.

The persons we are looking for now should be willing to work on the events and follow-up with business owners. The actual money is made when a business owner enrolls in our plan, so yes, this is a full commission opportunity.

For actors/filmmakers, such as Carter himself, the flexibility in this opportunity is perfect. Last minute audition? Reschedule an appointment or perhaps have Carter or another associate meet with the business owner. Book a long-term film? Take some time off, we’ll be waiting for you (and excited for you) when you get back.

If you don’t think you can “do sales,” this might be the perfect product to prove yourself wrong. It is truly a “you either get it or you don’t” concept. All you do is share the information, no high pressure scammy sales techniques necessary.

Also, if you do equal work for a networking event, Carter or another associate could split sales with you coming out of the event. And your first few appointments will be made with Carter and when the sale happens, it’s yours. Paid training.

Any drawbacks? You must be a self-starter. It is difficult working from home, and we won’t hound you. If you don’t show initiative, we’re not going to harass you and try to get you to work. So if you need someone looking over your shoulder, this opportunity is not for you.

Some will view this next thing as a drawback, but it is the very thing that allows for extreme flexibility and makes this perfect for industry people: You are not an employee, you work under a 1099 and own your own business.

There is a small start-up cost to becoming an associate. If it is truly prohibitive for somebody who gets what we do and wants to be involved, there are ways we can work with you to get you started at no immediate cost. We will never let the lack of funds keep us from helping somebody who wants to work with us, we’ll find a way.

For more information, Contact Us today! You can also message us on Twitter, @cmasongroup

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