Agent John is planning to conduct a series of events. Some will be strictly educational, others will be formal presentations of specific UnitedHealthcare plans, and others will be informal marketing events where he can generate leads and schedule future in-home marketing appointments. Of the three types of events John plans to conduct, which need to be reported to UnitedHealthcare?

Agent John will need to report the plans to the United Healthcare which are of the informal nature. So John will have to report the informal events where he can generate leads.

John will also be able to schedule in-house marketing appointments in the future, if any as he will also have a financial interest in such kind of informal events.

Hence, Agent John will have to report the informal events where he will generate leads to the United Healthcare to comply with regulations.

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informal marketing events where he can generate leads and schedule future in-home marketing appointments

Explanation:

Agents working with UnitedHealthcare, conduct different types of activities which range from, educational events, formal presentations, and informal marketing events. Informal marketing events are expected to be reported to UnitedHealthcare. These events can be reported using the bconnected and the event request forms. These reports may begin with an introductory presentation. In such cases, the event type is recorded as, 'Resource Center'.

Also, educational content could be presented along with the informal sales event. It begins with a short introduction, followed by the actual facilitation of the event using a kiosk, booth, or table. All the rules which guide the conduction of these events should be adhered to strictly by the agent.

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explanation:

answer; tech (a) is correct;