Team Member Spotlight

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Kristin Behling

Office Manager

CA License #0I79877

Phone: 650.348.6234 x10

Email: Kristin@AEISadvisors.com

Kristin joined the AEIS team in 2014 as an Administrative Assistant with 12 years of prior experience in the insurance industry. Kristin is responsible for handling Life submissions and working with the carriers to smooth and expedite the underwriting process for Life Insurance Policies. She also provides integral support for the Personal Account Managers and the Sales & Marketing Team.


Kristin has lived in San Mateo all her life with the exception of her college years at Humboldt State University. She loves cooking and trying out new recipes, as well as anything crafty, especially knitting and sewing. When she wants to get out, she goes Geocaching and discovers new and exciting places around the Bay Area.


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