Our five 2023 Broker of the Year finalists represent the vanguard of benefits advisors leading the way into the future.
Update: The BenefitsPRO team is happy to announce that Nancy Gialcolone is the 2023 Broker of the Year. Be sure to catch up with all five finalists here and you can read more about Nancy Giacolone here and in our June issue.
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