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Amy Hollis is known as one of the top industry experts in the design, implementation, marketing, communications and enrollment of voluntary benefit programs, predominantly within the large employer market. She has more than 20 years of benefits experience, and while her most recent focus has been in voluntary benefits, she also has broad based experience ranging from core benefits, employer-paid plans, exchange strategy and comprehensive benefit delivery & administration.

During her career, Amy created then led highly successful voluntary benefit practices for preeminent benefit consulting firms, including Willis Towers Watson, Conduent (formally Buck Consulting / Xerox) and Marsh and McClennan. She has developed nationally recognized teams at each of these organizations that continue to drive the industry. Over the last decade, she has been engaged either directly or through her team as the lead strategist in the overall design, provider selection and successful implementation of voluntary benefit programs for over one-third of the Fortune 250 companies.

Amy’s primary focus, based on her experience in the core and voluntary benefit spectrum, is to assist employers in optimizing over-arching total reward strategies and cost-saving measures by effectively and creatively linking employer and employee-paid benefit strategies. Her expertise includes thought leadership in strategy, plan design, development and evaluation of the full spectrum of voluntary plans, as well as supporting cost management strategies through the resources inherent to the delivery of voluntary plans.

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Jessica Westerman is an associate at Katz, Marshall & Banks LLP, a plaintiff-side employment and whistleblower law firm based in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining the firm, she served as a law clerk to the Honorable Russell F. Canan of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. Westerman received her J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, and her BA from Princeton University.

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