Top benefits consultants, health care professionals and solution providers recently met in Tampa, Florida to discuss ways to fix America's broken health care system. Here are some of the highlights.

Matt Moraski, president of Gravity Benefits. shares his insights into the future of brokers and what it takes to stay alive in today's market.

Considering the ongoing dirge for the printed word and the fact that many news sites now seem to feature more videos than stories, it's easy for an ink-stained wretch and devoted bibliophile like myself to become discouraged.

Matt Moraski is president of Gravity Benefits. Solely focused on the employee benefits industry, Gravity is constantly making improvements to process, delivery and systems to provide world-class advice and support to its national clientele.

For all the potential power and beauty of words, there are plenty that I would happily strike from the record. Im not alone.

Attendees of the recent Q4Live conference in Tampa, Florida received a detailed crash course in solutions that will help fix the broken health care system. Here are a few of the highlights.

Kareim Cade, president and CEO of Great Lakes Benefit Group, located in Southfield, Michigan, shares his views on the challenges and opportunities facing the insurance broker industry.

In the voluntary benefits space, the shift to a zero-bill, post-tax environment opens the door for the last major coming change: from scheduled benefit plan design to lump-sum design.