Every business, every client, and every situation is unique. We don’t make assumptions about what you need. Instead, we consult with you to understand your company’s goals.
We start by asking questions. What employee benefits challenges are most pressing to your organization? What are your most important objectives? How do employee benefits fit into your strategic goals?
Once we understand your needs and priorities, we’ll make targeted recommendations to help you address the topics most important to your company—cost management, employee engagement, a healthier workforce, and more.
Our top-level Leadership Development programs will propel you to reach your potential as a skillful and talented leader.
Discover the psychological process of change, and learn strategies to keep your team and organization engaged and moving forward.
Get a better sense of how deeply your employees are engaged, and learn strategies that will enhance employee well-being.
As an owner, you likely monitor every aspect of your business closely, gathering information to compare your company’s performance to your intended goals. As you evaluate the strength of your business, don’t forget to address one significant component that’s often overlooked—your retirement plan.
How healthy is your retirement plan?Your company invests a lot in retirement plans for its workers. There are four key metrics that should be regularly evaluated to assess whether that investment is producing the desired outcomes: adequate income replacement, employee plan participation rates, average wage deferral rates, and diversification of retirement portfolio assets.
Learn how setting boundaries, improving communication, and other simple strategies can prevent burnout and help retain remote and hybrid employees.
Remote-work burnout is real: Here’s how to prevent itLearn how setting boundaries, improving communication, and other simple strategies can prevent burnout and help retain remote and hybrid employees.
Exploring employee stock option plans
Are your employees looking to buy your company?How to use Employee Stock Option Plans (ESOPs) for a specific goal: transition to a new management team, increase employee participation, create owner liquidity, or add leverage to the company at favorable tax rates.