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Isbelle Wells joined the MJ team as a client manager in our Benefits Consulting department. In her role, Isbelle supports the day-to-day operations of existing employee benefits clientele and works closely with the analytics, wellness, compliance, pharmacy, communication, and advocacy teams to execute client healthcare and benefits strategies.
With extensive experience working for some of the largest insurance brokers in the country, Isbelle is an asset to the MJ team. In past roles, she helped clients manage benefits programs and plan administration as well as provided strategic guidance to optimize coverage, cost, and employee experience. Isbelle also helped support the administration of employee benefits programs by managing enrollments, maintaining records, assisting employees with questions, and coordinating with insurance carriers.
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