Partner Article
Bartlett Group joins GRiD
As Bartlett Group continues to grow its employee benefits business it has now joined GRiD to ensure it is at the forefront of future developments in the industry. Access to research, data and experts in the industry via GRiD will help ensure its group risk proposition meets the ever-changing needs of its corporate clients.
GRiD’s Training Academy will also be of particular value in building technical knowledge, particularly for those new to the industry within the company.
Steve Bridger, chair of GRiD said: ‘Our industry never stands still, and this is reflected in the continual developments within GRiD, from the formation of our Workplace Public Policy Committee earlier this year through to the launch of our online Training Academy this month. We work hard to ensure our members get value, and we very much welcome Bartlett Group to our organisation.’
Andy Russell, Employee Benefits Director at Bartlett Group said: ‘For more than 50 years Bartlett Group has taken great pride in providing a first-class service to our corporate clients. This has its foundations in being experts in our field, and we’re looking forward to working more closely with other experts in group risk, which will be to the benefit of Bartlett Group and our clients.’
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Katharine Moxham .
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