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Call for nominations: EBA Rising Stars in Advising 2018

By Elizabeth Galentine December 08, 2017, 10:34 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

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Employee Benefit Adviser’s Rising Stars in Advising list has an eight-year history of showcasing young talent making a difference in the benefit industry. Nominate your Rising Star today for possible inclusion in EBA's upcoming magazine issue.

The deadline to submit is Monday, Jan. 8, 2018.

Please submit the following criteria to EBA Editor in Chief Elizabeth Galentine:

· Name, title and company
· Age and years in industry (list companies and time with each if more than one.)
· Awards received in industry
· Book of business
· Association memberships and positions held within those organizations (if any).
· 5-7 sentence description of why you, or the person you’re nominating, is deserving of inclusion in EBA’s Rising Stars in the benefits business

Learn about our 2017 Rising Stars

NOMINATION DEADLINE: Jan. 8, 2018.

Elizabeth Galentine

Former editor-in-chief, Employee Benefit Adviser

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