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I gave up the fast lane
for a bigger piece of sky
About Me
- The Group Guy
- I am an independent Health and Welfare Consultant and a Principal at Employee Benefit Resources which I joined in 2004.I spent 8 1/2 years at UNUM and 4 years at Liberty Mutual in employee benefit sales roles and 6 years at CIGNA in Sales and Management Roles including Profit & Loss reponsibility as Market Manager for over $150,000,000 in Revenue.In 2003 I was CIGNA's National Account Sales Representative of the Year in the 10,000+ life market. I have deep expertise in employee benefits and consultative problem solving skills honed by working with accounts like HP, EDS, United Space Alliance, Continental Airlines and many others. I have worked with all National and Regional Consulting and Brokerage Firms and our firm and philosophy is different by design. I am in the top 5% of consultants worldwide for Gerson Lehman Group which provides subject matter expertise to institutional investors and management consulting firms. I work with small business, middle-market and national account firms up to 30,000 employees today located across the US.
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- ugliness
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Blog Archive
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2009
(71)
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December
(10)
- Merry Christmas From Congress
- Every Picture Tells a Story
- Time For Lunch
- U.S. Health Care Versus England and Canada
- Mitch McConnell and Olympia Snowe on Obamacare
- Michelle Bachmann For The Win
- Spreading New Yorks Bad Medicine
- Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics II
- Wellness Revisited
- Psst...Obamacare will cost $6B not $1B over 10 years
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December
(10)
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Labels
- Texas
- Consumer Driven healthcare
- OBAMA
- Healthcare Reform
- Brokers
- Liberal BS
- obamacare
- Government Health Plan
- liars
- absence management
- pharmacy
- PBM
- Health Care Reform
- conflicts of interest
- health
- health and productivity management
- 2008 US Presidential election
- long term disability
- prescription drug costs
- wellness
- Comparative Effectiveness Obama
- Consultants Culture
- Culture
- behavioral
- ethics
- short term disability
- COBRA
- Harry Reid
- Houston
- Pelosi
- human capital
- tx
- ADA
- EAP
- ERISA
- PPACA
- aging population
- lies
- risk
- FMLA
- fishing
- human resources
- life insurance
- pbms
- return to work
- stimulus
- uninsured
- 2010 Congressional Election
- ARRA
- Baucus plan
- LTD
- Massachussetts Health Reform
- Tea Party
- Walker
- compliance
- disease management
- drug reps
- fraud
- group rep tips
- health and productivity manage
- mom
- obabmacare
- vendor management
- CHIPS
- Depression
- Disability
- Federal Insurance Exchange
- HIPAA
- HR 3200
- Metlife vs Glenn
- Rationing
- Sebelius
- Spendulous
- benefits design
- bonfire
- generic drugs
- group life
- incrementalism
- mandates
- payer
- ppaca non-discrimination
- socialism
- std
- talent
- unions
- wadefishing
- 2012 Elections
- 911
- 912
- 912dc
- AETNA
- Americans with Disabilities Act
- BP
- Bachmann
- Benefits Broker
- Birthers
- Blogs
- Breast Cancer
- Brown vs Coakley
- CHIPRA
- CLASS Act
- CMS
- CVS
- Caremark
- Christie
- Dad
- Deathers
- Dems
- EMR
- Eagle Ford Shale
- FDA
- Federalist #10
- Friday Music
- Group Health Broker
- HSA 2011
- HSA's
- Houston Health broker
- Integrated Benefits
- James Madison
- Leadership
- Libya
- Mammograms
- Mandate
- Mayan's
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- NY
- Narco Violence
- O
- OTC Drugs
- Plan design
- Pre-existing condition
- Preventive Medicine
- QALY's
- Queen Sheila Lackson Lee
- Rangel
- Robert Earl Keen
- Rostenkowski
- SBC
- SSDI
- Scott Brown
- Self-insured Health Care
- State Continuation
- Steve Wynn
- Teddy Roosevelt vs OBAMA
- TennCare
- The Obamas
- Vioxx
- Wellpoint
- Workers Compensation
- Zeus
- abortion
- astros
- autism
- bamacare
- baseball
- big government
- biogenerics
- brain cancer
- business travel accident
- canada
- co-ops
- contract employees
- deficit
- dental
- diet
- docfix
- employee benefits
- entitlements
- freedom
- generics
- grandfathering
- great sites
- group insurance
- hurricane ike
- illegal aliens
- immigration reform
- injury
- key person
- koolaid
- lean
- lung transplant
- mardi gras
- marxism
- nobel
- obamacare medical loss ratios
- obesity
- otc medicine
- parables
- preventable injuries
- price spreads
- productivity
- professor longhair
- progressives
- rebates
- recession
- reform
- section 89
- sick days
- state pension shortfalls
- statists
- stay at work
- stress
- subrogation
- sugar land
- surveillance
- ugliness
- underwriting
- vacation
- veterans
- whorns
- workforce
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