David Dow

Senior Employee Benefits Advisor at HUB International

Role
Senior Employee Benefits Advisor at HUB International
Location
Greensboro, NC, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers
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About David Dow

Senior Employee Benefits Adviser, with a focus on designing self-insured health plans for companies with 50+ employees. Our strategies reduce health plan volatility, lower cost trends, and improve benefits for your team. Virtually every large employer in America enjoys a custom-designed and transparent self-insured health plan. Let’s discuss how you can as well.

Experience

  1. Senior Employee Benefits Advisor

    HUB International

    Jun 2007 — Present · NC, US

    Curious about Employee Benefit Captives? Want more control, data, flexibility, and flattened trend within your health plan? If you have 75 or more employees covered on your health plan, we have a strategy for you to consider.

Education

  • University of North Carolina at Charlotte

    Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA

    1993

  • University of North Carolina at Charlotte

    BA Business Administration, Business, Finance, Marketing

    1988 — 1993

Skills

  • Sales
  • Management
  • Team Building
  • Working with Brokers
  • Customer Service
  • Benefits Administration
  • 401k
  • Life Insurance
  • Leadership
  • Health Savings Accounts
  • Health Insurance
  • Brokers
  • Medicare
  • Term Life Insurance
  • Insurance
  • Underwriting
  • Employee Benefits
  • Strategic Planning
  • Account Management
  • Disability Insurance

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