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What Sport is Your Benefits Business Playing?
Joe Markland Link to more items from this source
Dec. 20, 2019

"With firms like Fidelity entering the benefits business, others like Zenefits and Gusto raising tens to hundreds of millions of dollars, and the national firms continuing their rapid pace of acquisitions, one must wonder whether the benefits game is changing in a bigger way.... The bar will get raised and raised again, in a way that the price to compete is more resources and more specialized skills.... This benefits game may no longer be a golf event where a single skilled player can compete. It may not even be a basketball or baseball game where 5 and 9 players are adequate. It may require the army of a professional football team with 53 highly skilled players."  MORE >>

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