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Presented by Joe Cazzell, CFP

With the unemployment rate at the lowest point Oklahoma has seen in over 10 years, recruiting and retaining talented employees has never been more difficult. This competitive environment has forced employers to get more creative in their approach to employee benefits and total rewards programs. The right mix of traditional and emerging benefits can go a long way toward meeting a wide range of individual employee needs at scale while building a more supportive and caring culture.

At this program, you will:

• Gain insight into what drives employee satisfaction of employee benefits
• Identify approaches to offering benefits to a multi-generational workforce
• Discover ways to meet employees needs with a holistic approach to benefits

Parking is closest behind the hotel near the conference center. You can use the conference center entrance.

Joe Cazzell is a Client Executive at OneDigital Health and Benefits, a national team of experienced, local employee benefits advisors who create greater value for employers and inspire individuals to become more engaged health care consumers. 

Joe’s primary focus is to advise employers on how to cost-effectively create a better benefits package to attract and retain top talent. Throughout the course of Joe’s career, he has helped his clients reinvest millions of dollars in their employees as well as their businesses that were otherwise spent on healthcare. His attention to detail and determination to make a real difference for his clients and their employees is what sets him apart in an industry mired by the status quo.

Joe graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with a degree in Insurance and Risk Management and went on to obtain a Certified Financial PlannerTM certification. He is also a Health Rosetta Benefits Associate Advisor, committing to an industry-leading standard of transparency and fiduciary responsibility to his clients and their employees and was selected to join the Health Rosetta Benefits Advisor Program as one out of 150 advisors in the country.