Benefits Think HR and benefits leaders must lean on data, tech and finance to drive workplace decisions

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Producers know that organizations that are not properly resourced cannot grow revenues and achieve their full potential. Talent is out there — but it’s hard to attract and retain. It is not just about offering a superior benefits package, but about understanding what will draw and keep the best and brightest employees. 

When faced with growth imperatives, organizations must plan for evolving variables that influence and sometimes inhibit the effective hiring and deployment of talent. Those considerations include economic uncertainty, talent market fluctuations and strategic long-term workforce planning, as well as a reimagining of the workforce toward hybrid and remote work models. All of these factors affect benefits planning. 

Ina Schwarzenberg
Head of business development HR solutions

Ina Schwarzenberg is the SVP of people & organization and the head of business development, HR solutions, at Better Decisions Group.

Rolf Gegenmantel
Chief product officer

Rolf Gegenmantel is the chief product officer at Jedox.


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