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From the Great Resignation to record inflation and mass layoffs, 2022 was full of challenging economic conditions for the industry and beyond. Benefits became even more important to workers and their families, and we saw an acceleration of trends like embedded benefits, non-traditional benefits, data transparency, and an evolution of brokers' roles. Now, new priorities are emerging.

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