- clean up data sources so the process is efficient and forms are accurate this upcoming year;
- address evolving rules / requirements for reporting and be sure the client is ready;
Perry S. Braun has over 25 years in the employee benefits and healthcare industry. As the president and CEO of the Benefit Advisors Network (BAN) Perry is responsible for assisting privately held … Read full bio
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