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Erich Veigel joined the MJ team as an employee benefits consultant in our Benefits Consulting department. Erich has since transitioned into the role of client executive and has added the designation of director of client experience to his repertoire. Erich’s experience has made him an expert in wellness, benefits technology, plan design analysis, network analysis, Rx program analysis, as well as strategic planning and execution.
In his role, Erich leads a group of client executives while being responsible for ensuring the delivery of our value proposition and exceptional client experience. He also develops and executes employee benefits strategies for large group clientele.
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