2024 Advisor of the Year: Chelsea Ryckis

Chelsea Ryckis' authenticity and resilience set an example for a new generation of brokers.

By Scott Wooldridge | April 30, 2024 at 07:52 PM

Congratulations to Chelsea Ryckis, our 2024 BenefitsPRO Advisor of the Year! Chelsea Ryckis' authenticity and resilience set an example for a new generation of brokers.

Ryckis was chosen from a group of five worthy finalists at this year's Broker Expo in Denver, Colorado. Read more about Ryckis:

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