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Is a Group Health Captive Right for my Company?

FREE Lunch & Learn on June 12

Who Should Attend This Lunch and Learn?

  • Companies with 50 - 300 employees
  • Fully-insured and feel like you have no control over cost increases
  • Open to implementing proactive cost control measures and programs


If I Meet the Above Criteria, Why Should I Attend?

  • Trend trumps rate – our captive is delivering year over year trend below 2%
  • Gain the knowledge you need to take control of one of your largest business expenses


Topics of Discussion

  • The disadvantages of the fully-insured market
  • Understand how the system really works
  • Gain knowledge on how to self-fund safely
  • Learn how to implement a strategic plan to control costs


Lunch will be provided. There are a limited number of seats left and they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

About our Group Health Captive:

There’s a cost containment strategy called a Group Health Captive. A Group Health Captive pools groups to create a more predictable claims experience. It’s a proactive approach that helps keep costs as close to current as possible.

Our group health captive combines a pool of over 300 groups, 30,000 employees and another 40,000 dependents. Not everyone is a good fit or gets accepted, but those who join the program hardly ever want to leave. We have over a 98% retention rate. And there’s good reason for that, savvy business owners love our Group Health Captive and are saving a lot of money with it.

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 Approved for 1 HRCI General HR Credit

When:
June 12, 2018 from 12-1:30pm CT

Where:
Connor & Gallagher OneSource office
750 Warrenville Rd.
Suite 400 | Lisle, IL 60532 

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Presenter:

Andrew CLAYTON

President, Pareto Captive Services

Andrew brings a unique combination of alternative risk and employee benefit expertise, with a particular emphasis on blending progressive population risk management strategies with alternative risk financing mechanisms.  Andrew has helped launch ten employee benefit group captive programs. 

Prior to joining Pareto Captive Services, Andrew was Vice President-Sales for Berkley Accident & Health’s Group Captive Division.  He has also previously served as manager of business development for one of the largest stop loss MGUs in the country. 

Andrew has over 15 years experience in the alternative risk niche and has structured single parent captives, rent-a-captives, and group captive programs.  Former clients included Fortune 500 companies, professional sports teams, and privately held organizations.

Andrew attended Swarthmore College and has a BA in Economics.  He lives in Bryn Mawr, PA with his wife and two sons. 

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