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Frank Crossland joined the MJ team in 1974 as an employee benefits consultant within our Benefits Consulting department and quickly grew to become one of the agency’s top performers. Frank and his team work to provide value and unparalleled service to all of our clients, a practice Frank has had in place throughout his entire career.
Frank collaborates closely with his clients to understand their unique business objectives and designs innovative strategies in alignment with the company’s corporate goals. He has a broad base of specialties, including employee benefit plan design, plan funding arrangements, pharmaceutical solutions, population growth, insurance trust management, wellness, and healthcare clinic development and integration.
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