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By Scott Ray | April 22, 2025
The RBP landscape has changed significantly over the past decade, so I am excited to share my experience to help advisors navigate this complex terrain more effectively.
By Paul Wilson and Lily Peterson | April 16, 2025
In this episode, we're joined by Stephanie Koch, director of human resources at Hendry Marine. We talk about the current state of HR, what she wishes benefits advisors knew, and details her journey from status quo benefits to the world of self-funding.
By Chelsea Ryckis and Donovan Ryckis | April 10, 2025
Our session at the BenefitsPRO Expo in Boston on May 6th, “Advisors Then, Now, and Next: Navigating the Changing Landscape of Healthcare Consulting,” will take a deep dive into how the advisory profession has evolved and where it’s headed next.
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Best Practices for Modern Leave Management
Leave management can be costly and complex for your clients’ HR teams. You can help them reduce compliance risks and alleviate administrative burdens. This guide outlines best practices for federal and state job-protected leaves. Equip yourself with solutions to streamline leave management and position yourself as a strategic partner.
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The Insider's Guide to Reliable Provider Directories for Brokerages and FMOs
The accuracy of your provider directories is vital to shaping your success. The guide provides actionable insights and best practices for ensuring the data you rely on is precise and trustworthy.
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How One Employer Helped 1 in 3 Employees Improve Blood Pressure
High blood pressure affects nearly half of U.S. adults, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. This case study explores how an employer-sponsored wellness program helped approximately 1 in 3 employees improve their blood pressure risk level.
