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Natalie Neelan is director of innovation at Boston Mutual Life Insurance, she leads a team dedicated to turning emerging ideas into measurable business impact. Previously, she founded and scaled her own consultancy, Straightline Innovation, and partnered with major organizations including Nationwide and Highmark. Her expertise spans strategic communications, human-centered design, and building ecosystems that accelerate corporate transformation. A Certified Digital Marketing Professional and LUMA Human-Centered Design Facilitator, Natalie is also the author of Rebel at Work: How to Innovate and Drive Results When You Aren't the Boss. She earned her MBA in Entrepreneurial Leadership and Strategy from Chatham University and her BS in Communications from Clarion University of Pennsylvania.
November 6 -
Without the help from intuitive tech tools, meeting employees' retirement needs may be impossible.
November 6 -
The benefits leader at Rush Memorial Hospital reveals how technology is shaping healthcare plans and strategy.
November 6 -
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Dental wellness is connected to many other areas, and should be part of employers' overall strategy to keep workers healthy.
November 6
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Manish Naik serves as the President of Cigna Healthcare's Dental and Vision benefits products. The business currently serves over 17 million customers across the United States. In this role he is responsible for network strategy and development, product strategy and development, provider relations, sales operations, innovation, and clinical execution.
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Leigh White, CEPA, is founder and chief technology officer of Myriad Advisor Solutions. She specializes in AI, cybersecurity and technology solutions for financial advisory firms.
November 5 -
Employees can now submit documentation of delayed SNAP benefits when requesting a grant from the emergency relief platform.
November 5 -
Matt Eurey shares how the right strategy can help employees go from bystanders to informed, active participants in their benefits selection and usage.
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