DEER PARK, Ill., April 26, 2018 -- When the top voluntary worksite insurance carrier in the U.S. wanted to highlight a benefits expert in its most recent annual report, it looked to national commercial insurance brokerage and risk management consulting firm The Plexus Groupe and Partner Mitchell Andrews.
Andrews, who has more than three decades of experience advising the C-suite on corporate insurance and risk management needs, was quoted in Aflac’s 2017 Year In Review on how Plexus and Aflac work together to protect employees and their families.
“Aflac provides our clients with the assurance that they will be treated with respect and prompt payment, which is how longstanding relationships are built,” Andrews said.
As one of Plexus’s leading benefits strategists, Andrews takes a holistic view of a firm’s risk tolerance and culture to craft tailored, cutting-edge solutions. In addition to his benefits advisory expertise, Mitchell is a board member of the Council of Employee Benefits Executives for the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers (CIAB). Based in Washington D.C., the CIAB is the preeminent advocate for insurance agencies and brokerages.
Plexus offers expertise in employee benefits, property and casualty, corporate retirement plans, personal lines insurance, human resources administration/consulting, benefits technology services, and mergers and acquisitions. Plexus is headquartered in Deer Park, Ill., with additional offices in Chicago, Dallas, and Oklahoma City.
For more information on The Plexus Groupe’s employee benefits solutions, contact a Client Executive at 847.307.6100, or reach out via the Web.


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