Eric Charles joined the MJ team in 2014 as an employee benefits consultant in our Benefits Consulting department. With past experience delivering solutions for qualified defined contribution plans, Eric is a highly valued member of the team, where he focuses on consulting group clients on cost-saving benefit solutions.
Eric’s expertise lies in employee relations and communications, benefits technology, plan design and analysis, consumer-driven health plans, and prescription drug cost containment. Additionally, he has experience in the development and implementation of employer sponsored onsite clinics and wellness programs. Eric strives to provide unparalleled service by working with clients to truly understand their business and designing innovative solutions that align with the company’s corporate goals and objectives.
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