Technology’s Impact in Employee Benefits

Our Employee Benefits leadership — Michael Bakonyi, Tim McFall, and Sydney Overstake — join the podcast to discuss how technology has revolutionized the practice of Employee Benefits administration for not only the employEE but also the employER. Not all brokers have made the investment in the technology that dramatically improves the client experience. But INSURICA has.

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