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Cori Church joined the MJ team as a communication specialist within the Benefits Consulting department. In her role, Cori serves as a communication lead for assigned clients, building relationships rooted in trust while developing the kind of clear, compelling content that helps employees actually understand and engage with their benefits. From campaign planning and copywriting to design coordination and project management, Cori brings a full-service approach to every client she supports. Her eye for translating complex information into visuals that connect is what sets her work apart.
Before joining MJ, Cori built a well-rounded foundation across digital marketing and client services, working with teams in commercial real estate and property management. In those roles, she sharpened her instincts for managing client relationships, producing client-facing marketing materials, and keeping projects moving across competing priorities. That combination of creative output and service-oriented follow-through is exactly what she brings to MJ clients every day.
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