Cherie Brodzik joined the MJ team in 2013 as a marketing coordinator and was quickly promoted to become a client manager within our Benefits Consulting department. She has since been promoted to a senior client manager, where her and her team work to provide comprehensive benefits, health and wellness programs, and compliance services to our clients.
With over 20 years of experience in employee benefits, life and disability insurance, and health and wellness programming, Cherie’s main goal is to better evaluate, analyze, plan, and manage her clients’ employee benefits programs and strategies. Utilizing her expertise and leveraging her passion for fostering positive client relationships, she provides extraordinary service while managing the marketing and renewal process for new and existing accounts.
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