Certain uncertainty: The future of brokers after COVID
Paul Wilson | June 30, 2020
If there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that times of change and disruption often lead to a crossroad between failure and opportunity.

Paul Wilson | June 30, 2020
If there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that times of change and disruption often lead to a crossroad between failure and opportunity.
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Alan Goforth
Brokers are navigating the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and considering how the aftermath may change their industry.
Kevin Trokey | July 16, 2020
Marketing is not a new business idea, but in many ways, it is for insurance agencies.
Erin Marino and Nick Rockwell | July 23, 2020
Total voluntary sales for 2019 were $8.832 billion, up 4.5% over 2018 sales.
Christopher Carosa | August 13, 2019
'Fiduciary' comes in different flavors, and what type a plan sponsor chooses can affect their role as well.
Marty Traynor | July 09, 2020
Employers have increasingly relied on benefit administration systems to relieve their team of burdensome work.
Emily Payne | July 08, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown our health care system into chaos. But will it be back to business as usual once the threat is over?
Tripp Amos | July 14, 2020
The brokers who integrate a few new concepts into their business models most effectively will win in the new voluntary benefits world.
Emily Payne Chris Nicholls | July 20, 2020
Our annual health care survey reveals an industry pushing ahead despite the ongoing turmoil.
BenefitsPRO Editors | July 16, 2020
We asked readers how they were changing their approach to open enrollment this year. Here's what you said.
Paul Wilson | July 07, 2020
Drew Leatherberry, founder and advisor, Avergent, is passionate about transparency and transformation in health care.