Tami Brodie joined the MJ team in 2010 as a marketing coordinator in our Benefits Consulting department and has since been promoted to the role of senior client manager. In her role, Tami and her team work to provide comprehensive benefits, health and wellness, and compliance services to clients. Along with servicing the daily needs of our employee benefits clientele, she strives to provide extraordinary service while managing the marketing and renewal process for new and existing accounts.
Prior to working at MJ, Tami worked as a medical underwriter at RGI. With over 25 years of industry experience, Tami’s expertise lies in cost and Rx analysis, medical underwriting, contract review, marketing, and carrier negotiation. Leveraging her expertise, Tami works in tandem with the analytics, wellness, communication, and compliance teams to provide the best possible programming while tailoring strategies to fit each client’s needs. She loves that her job allows her to create meaningful relationships with clients and carriers alike.
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