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Gregory Judd, CEBS CLU ChFC, leads benefits information group, a provider of employee benefit plan market intelligence based in Monroe, CT. Greg regularly advises numerous industry-leading employee benefits and financial services firms on the assessment of markets and business opportunities for groundbreaking initiatives in health benefits, and services to sponsors of employee benefit plans. One recent notable (and fun!) engagement was as an advisor to the X PRIZE Foundation's Healthcare X Prize Measurement subcommittee in June 2009. benefits information group has satisfied consulting clients in 41 states, Canada, and the UK. benefits information group’s signature services include: • health benefits market analysis, forecasts, and strategic design • functional analysis of installed benefit programs • employee benefit communications strategy and project execution Greg developed his benefits expertise during the 1980s as an executive at Fortune 500 firms: Perkin-Elmer Corporation, the Dictaphone subsidiary of Pitney Bowes, and JWP Inc. Greg is also a co-founder and an at-large director of the Center for Health Value Innovation (CHVI). The Center is an information exchange for value-based design, focused on the development of metrics and messages that define and shape employers’ value-based health innovations. CHVI, founded in 2007, is driven by the principles developed by David Hom and Jack Mahoney, MD in their trailblazing work at Pitney Bowes. Greg began his employee benefits career as an executive with Perkin Elmer Corporation. He later managed benefits for both Dictaphone Corporation and JWP Inc before establishing benefits information group in 1992. Greg, a CEBS designee and CEBS Fellow, has taught several dozen semester-long Certified Employee Benefit Specialist (CEBS) courses, including in-house programs for 2 Fortune 500 corporations, and has had the pleasure of educating numerous CEBS designees. In 2000, he facilitated one of the first internet-based CEBS courses, which supported over 30 participants from Maine to California. He has served the Southern New England Chapter ISCEBS as board member, officer and Chapter President at various times during the past 15 years, and is currently the Chapter's Membership Committee chair. Greg graduated from Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations and holds a master’s degree in public administration with honors from the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, University at Albany. He lives in Fairfield County with his wife Teresa and son Nicolas. August 30, 2009
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