Yep, his press release listed him as a CDM. Charlotte (Consolidated Planning) was my old GA. I never see any of the Charlotte guys any more but the Raleigh guys I see frequently.This is an interesting piece of information. Is the new GA a CDM (career development manager)? I don't believe they still do SIC (supervisor in charge). These are the titles they give n00b GA's so they can front more of their bills (or at least that's what they claim). I know of another situation where this happened--it failed the other GA made sure of that.
I know a couple people who are agents at the Charlotte Agency, well used to at least, haven't spoken to any of them in years and don't know if any of them are still there.
As for the original question: that piece of information on it's own is useless to you. My average case could be $10k, If I only write two of them a year, I didn't make a lot of money.