The results are in: BenefitsPRO Readers Choice Awards

Every year, we at BenefitsPRO ask our readers to tell us how they feel about the industry's biggest players. Here are the results of the 12th annual BenefitsPRO Readers Choice Awards.

By BenefitsPro staff | November 09, 2016 at 06:31 AM

Here at BenefitsPRO, we do our best to cover important industry news, making sure to bring the latest headlines about coverage, trends, and innovation. But every year, we also want to hear from you, our readers. That's why we ask you to tell us how you feel about some of the industry's biggest players.

Our annual Readers Choice Awards — now in its 12th year — features companies that are changing the game for brokers and their clients. After tallying the votes, we are pleased to annouce this year's winners.

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