SWIN newsletter OCTOBER 2018
#TogetherWeThrive
PRESIDENT & CEO LETTER MEMBER MILESTONES NEW MEMBERS & RENEWALS UPCOMING EVENTS NEWSMAKERS
Celebrate
NATIONAL MANUFACTURING MONTH
Congratulations
ACCURIDE CORPORATION 2018 Norman P. Wagner Business of the Year! A complete list of winners can be found on pages 8 & 9.
Greg Risch,President, Accuride Corporation, poses with Christine Keck and Jim Sandgren at the 2018 Annual Meeting & Dinner.
October New Member Profile:
Color Max
Signs & Graphics
President & CEO Letter
New Member Profile
Manufacturing: Color Max Much to Celebrate… Signs & Graphics Much to Do
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on’t miss the 23-day series on “All Things Manufacturing” that will be posted on the Southwest Indiana Chamber website during the month of October at swinchamber.com. October is Manufacturing Month so the Chamber’s website and social media will feature stories of our manufacturers, vendors, logistics partners and all the complex A message from intertwined facets of our region’s economy BARNEY that make us a center of gravity in “making TARA President & CEO things.” Indiana is the most manufacturing dependent state in the nation, while Kentucky and Illinois are close behind. While 30 percent of Indiana’s workforce is making something, another 20 percent of Hoosiers are supporting manufacturing through suppliers, IT, catering, industrial supplies and the infrastructure and logistics that connect our manufactured products to OEM and the world. It’s big stuff! So the Southwest Indiana Chamber will highlight our manufacturers; some you know well, others are well-kept secrets. They do business here for good reason: our favorable business climate. By that I mean low taxes and operating costs; nimble regulations; great logistics and connectivity; and a productive workforce. Some are here because they always have been, others have chosen our region for huge capital investments. However, all count on the region to continue to offer a great business climate in which to do business, and they count on us to appreciate their investment in Southwest Indiana. Our manufacturers have challenges – we share them. We need world-class infrastructure to move goods. That’s why the I-69 bridge is our top priority. With it, we gain easy interstate movement and become the crossroads of North America. We have to get the opioid epidemic under control: 1 in 4 are failing drug tests, costing our manufacturers millions in productivity and depriving Hoosiers of great careers. And above all, we face constant competition for readily available talent as workforce shortages continue. We are a special region. The members of the Southwest Indiana Chamber are committed to our manufacturing economy and our organization’s priorities line up: growing and attracting talent, investing in key infrastructure projects and joining our partners to put opioid misuse in the past. Join me in supporting our manufacturers, our “makers,” and all of our businesses that contribute and make this amazing region prosper. Together we thrive.
Let's welcome ColorMax Signs & Graphics as a new member to the Southwest Indiana Chamber. ColorMax Signs & Graphics is located at 626 Court St. in Evansville and can be reached at 812477-3805 or online at www. colormaxdigital.com. Read on as Kerry Dubuque tells us about ColorMax Signs & Graphics!
Tell us about ColorMax Signs & Graphics and the services you offer. We pride ourselves on that we are a local family-owned business in the thriving downtown community. We have a great team with decades of experience, and I have been doing this for over 25 years. We offer everything from banners and our patented CrossOver Pole Banner System, like you see on Riverside and Main Street, to vehicle wraps including airplanes and hydroplanes, like you see at Shriners fest and HydroFest. We provide an unbelievable amount of products to our customers all over the world, most of which can be ordered on our website, www.colormaxdigital.com, but we love to talk to customers about all the custom things that we can do too. We have the ability to offer same-day service on many products and free delivery in the Evansville area, and we can also ship or install anywhere in the world. What inspires you to do this business? I love the variety of custom projects that I get to work on and the customer appreciation that we get the first time they see their project. What career advice would you give the younger generation interested in this type of work? Get as much hands-on experience as you can and love what you do. In your opinion, what are three ingredients for success? Hard work, commitment and passion. What is your favorite thing about your work? Meeting new people and helping them create their first logo or sign for their business, but I also get a thrill out of heights. What do you like most about the community in which you live? The people. I love the recent “e is for everyone” campaign and what it’s doing for our city and its residents. Is there anything else you would like to share? I would just like to thank all of our customers, and I look forward to working with them for years to come.
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CLUB PILATES EVANSVILLE Club Pilates celebrated its grand opening at 111 S Green River Rd., Suite I in Evansville with a ribbon-cutting. Club Pilates is a boutique Pilates studio specializing in reformer fusion classes for anyone, at any age or fitness level. Contact them at 812618-2499 or online at www.clubpilates.com/ evansville.
CELEBRATE
SIMPLY PREPPED MEALS Simply Prepped Meals celebrated a oneyear anniversary at 11330 Water Tank Rd. in Cynthiana with a ribbon-cutting. Simply Prepped Meals are fresh, healthy, readyto-consume meals that simply require a microwave. Contact them at 502-724-9493 or online at www.simplypreppedmeals.com.
NATIONAL MANUFACTURING MONTH
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he landscape of manufacturing today is much different than it was 20, 10, even five years ago, but it’s importance to our regional economy – not to mention our everyday lives – remains unchanged.
That’s why National Manufacturing Month, celebrated every October to recognize the impact of manufacturing in local and global economies, takes on a special meaning in Southwest Indiana. Regional manufacturers make up a sizable portion of the area workforce, producing and supplying a wide range of essential products to all points of the globe while utilizing the region’s highly trained and skilled labor force. The Southwest Indiana region for a long time has had strong ties to manufacturing, said Chris Brack, chairman of the Tri-State Manufacturers’ Alliance steering committee and president of George Koch Sons, LLC.
ZESTO ON FRANKLIN Zesto On Franklin celebrated an expansion at 102 W. Franklin St. in Evansville with a ribboncutting. Zesto On Franklin has expanded their hours to include breakfast. Contact them at 812-550-7110 or online at www.zestoonfranklin.com.
“From my conversations with the generation before mine, manufacturing was critical to the growth and prosperity of Evansville,” he said. “Today’s manufacturers must innovate to survive and need people skilled to handle the manufacturing process. Local educational institutions, along with organizations like WorkOne, are vital to the future of manufacturing in the Tri-State.” At least one event locally will commemorate National Manufacturing Month. Ivy Tech Community College will host a National Manufacturing Day event Oct. 5 at its campus on
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changes due to the fast and continual evolution of technology. “Technology continues to move at breakneck speed,” said Brack. “I have been in the industry for 30 years now and can remember when the fax machine was ‘new’ technology. Since that time, we have seen the emergence of laptop computers to cell phones and now smartphones. At GKS, we have evolved from drafting on paper with pencil to Autocad 2D to now using 3D software used to develop and model systems prior to being manufactured.”
First Avenue. A presentation with several guest speakers, including Southwest Indiana Chamber President and CEO Tara Barney, will kick off the day. Tours of the labs and other parts of the school will be available for the general public. Dr. Michael Szakaly, dean of Ivy Tech’s School of Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering and Applied Technology, said the areas that will be open for tours include Advanced Automation and Robotics; Advanced Manufacturing; Pre-Engineering; Welding; Electric Line and Power Plant; Automotive; HVAC; and Machine Tooling. Barney said during October the Chamber’s website and social media platforms will showcase regional manufacturers, as well as their vendors and logistics partners. “We want to spotlight all the complex intertwined facets of our region’s economy that make us a center of gravity in ‘making things,’” Barney said. According to the website mfgday.com, the old stereotype of manufacturing jobs being low-paid and undesirable no longer exists. Manufacturers have the highest job tenure in the private sector, plus the annual average salary is more than $77,000 and nearly 90% of workers have medical benefits. Brack said the manufacturing field constantly
There are at least 20 businesses in the region classified as “manufacturers” that employ 100 or more workers, according to the most recent figures provided by the Economic Development Coalition of Southwest Indiana. The top 10 are Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana (Gibson County, SUVs and vans, 5,400); Berry Global (Vanderburgh County, injection-molded plastics, 2,699 employees); Koch Enterprises, Inc. (Vanderburgh, industrial and auto parts manufacturing, 1,800); Alcoa Warrick Operations (Warrick County, aluminum sheet and ingot, 1,575); Sabic (Posey County, engineering thermoplastics, 1,100); Toyota Boshoku of Indiana (Gibson, automotive seating, 1,051); Mead Johnson Nutrition (Posey and Vanderburgh, pediatric nutrition, 900); AstraZeneca (Posey, pharmaceutical manufacturing, 680); Vuteq Corporation (Gibson, automotive interior parts, 632); and AmeriQual Group (Vanderburgh, meals ready-to-eat, 550). According to the EDC, many companies over the decades have decided to locate in Southwest Indiana primarily due to the region’s prime location: It is within a day’s drive of 75% of both U.S. and Canadian populations, according to the group’s website. Southwest Indiana is near all major freight outlets – major interstates, airports, rail lines and seaports – making it easy to ship goods throughout the country. Brack said area manufacturers not only have an impact globally, but locally as well. “Many products manufactured locally are used in the community,” he said. “From plastic cups to autos, all people in the community are directly impacted by manufacturing.”
BOYETT TREATMENT CENTER Boyett Treatment Center celebrated a grand opening at 5401 Vogel Rd. in Evansville with a ribbon-cutting. Boyett Treatment Center offers a range of treatment programs for individuals suffering from drug addiction and/or alcoholism. Contact them at 812-2058372 and online at www.boyettrecovery.com.
NORTH RIVER HEALTH CAMPUS North River Health Campus celebrated a grand opening at 811 E. Baseline Rd. in Evansville with a ribbon-cutting. North River Health Campus opened a new memory care unit (Legacy Lane). Contact them at 812-217-2457 or at www.nriverhc.com.
FARMERS INSURANCE JAMES DOANE Farmers Insurance - James Doane celebrated a grand opening at 6700 Darmstadt Rd., Suite B in Evansville with a ribbon-cutting. Farmers Insurance - James Doane is a new insurance agency on Evansville's North Side. Contact them at 812-626-1616 or online at www. agents.farmers.com/in/evansville/jamesdoane.
NEW MEMBERS GATTITOWN 316 N. Green River Rd., Evansville, IN 47715 Amy Hutto 812-473-3800 ahutto@gattitownevansville.com www.gattispizza.com BREAKOUT GAMES 4903 Theater Dr., Evansville IN 47715 Mark Gentry 812-205-2821 mgentry@breakoutgames.com www.breakoutgames.com/evansville THE GLAM BAR SALON & BLOW DRY LOUNGE 333 Metro Ave., Evansville, IN 47715 Launa Mitchell 812-604-8117 launam@theglambar.com www.theglambar.com MIKE MOHR STATE FARM 7943 Bell Oaks Dr. , Newburgh, IN 47630 Mike Mohr 812-490-2900 mike@getmohr.com www.getmohr.com PRICE LESS FOODS 440 Plaza Dr., Mount Vernon, IN 47620 Steven Maresca 812-838-6696 smaresca@houchens.com www.mypricelessfoods.com BE HAPPY PIE COMPANY 2818-B Mt. Vernon Ave., Evansville, IN 47712 Jenny Lamble 812-449-7718 behappypiecompany@gmail.com www.behappypiecompany.com BAYMONT INN & SUITES EVANSVILLE EAST 8005 Division St., Evansville, IN 47715 Rita Bauer 812-477-2677 rbauer@santoshihospitality.com www.wyndhamhotels.com/baymont SKY ZONE 49 N. Green River Rd., Evansville, IN 47715 John Shaver 812-730-4759 john@skyzoneevansville.com www.skyzone.com/evansville HOPF EQUIPMENT 6000 E. Morgan Ave., Evansville, IN 47715 Mark Melhiser 812-477-2468 mark.melhiser@hopfequipment.com www.hopfequipment.com
SIGNATURE HEALTHCARE OF NEWBURGH 5233 Rosebud Lane, Newburgh, IN 47630 Lori Lamble 812-473-4761 admission.newburgh@ signaturehealthcarellc.com www.shcofnewburgh.com THE ROOFTOP RESTAURANT 112 NW MLK Blvd., Evansville, IN 47708 Richie Patel 812-550-1599 therooftop112@gmail.com www.therooftopevansville.com ALL BLOWN UP INFLATABLE RENTALS 5500 Vann Rd., Newburgh, IN 47630 Tommy Hall 812-471-5867 rental@allblownupinflatables.com www.allblownupinflatables.com EMERALD DESIGN Whitney Muncy 812-760-0452 emeraldevv@gmail.com REVIVE ON FRANKLIN 2003 W. Franklin St., Evansville, IN 47712 Jill Schaefer 812-470-3331 reviveonfranklin@gmail.com SCHMITT HEATING & COOLING 6540 Briar Ct., Evansville, IN 47711 Brian & Tracy Schmitt 812-424-3604 britrac@twc.com www.brianschmitthvac.com BRIGHTER SIDE RECOVERY
4972 Lincoln Ave., Ste. 204 Evansville, IN 47715 Brandon Smiley 812-962-9020 brandon@brightersiderecovery.com www.brightersiderecovery.com STAC MATERIAL HANDLING Paul Mathies 812-204-0851
paul@stacmh.com www.stacmh.com MO’S HOUSE
1114 Parrett St., Evansville, IN 47713
Moriah Rose 812-401-3800
info@mos-house.com www.mos-house.com
BOKEH LOUNGE
1007 Parrett St., Evansville, IN 47713
Jessica Neffer 812-909-0388
info@bokehlounge.com www.bokehlounge.com
METZGER’S TAVERN
1000 Powell St., Henderson, KY 42420
Katie Beth Pritchett 270-826-9461
info@metzgerstavernky.com www.metzgerstavernky.com
MEMBER RENEWALS AUGUST
• Acute Lawn and Landscape, LLC • Alpha Laser and Imaging • American Cancer Society/ Southwestern Indiana • Ashley Furniture Homestore • AssuredPartners • Beam, Longest and Neff • Bill's Plumbing Service, Inc. • BLS Entertainment (dba WEOA Radio) • Bosie's Enterprises • Bowles Mattress Evansville • Brian Schmitt Heating & Cooling • BRiC Partnership • Bruce Woodring Auto Leasing & Sales • CareATC Inc • Celanese Corporation • Christian Life Coach- Carla Webb • Columbia Title • Commerce Bank • Connections Deaf Centers • Dream Center Evansville • Duncan's Janitorial & Carpet Cleaning • Earl Borders • Edward Jones Financial Advisor, Jim Back • Elite Environmental & Safety Services • eLuxurySupply • Embry Automation & Controls • Enjole Interiors • Euronique, Inc. • Evansville Christian School • Evansville Design Group LTD • Evansville Vanderburgh County Bldg. Authority • Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation • Eyecare Consultants, LLP
• FC Tucker Emge Realtors • Fourth Street Accounting Solutions • Friend & Company, P.C. Certified Public Accountants and Consultants & Friend Financial Group • Hahn Kiefer Real Estate Services • Harrison College • Hawg 'N' Sauce Barbecue & Grill • Hoesli Diesel Service • Houchens North Foods • Hutson, Inc. • Imperial Fastener & Industrial Supply Co., a Division of Haggard & Stocking Assoc. • Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance • Insurance & Business Planning, Inc • JC Michaelson Consulting LLC • Jean E. Bennett Appraisal Company LLC • Jeff Will • La Campirana LLC • Labor Ready • Lasting Order Professional Organizing Services • Maple Hill Engineering, LLC • Mattingly Charities • Midwest Contracting and Maintenance • Mooney Copy Service, Inc. • NewULife Somaderm HGH Gel • Norman Painting • Paragon Promotions Inc. • PeopleReady • Pettinga Financial Advisors • PFL Logistics
• Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity • Priority Communications • Raymond James & Associates • River Pointe Health Campus • Southern Business Machines • Stone & Stratman, LLP • The New Kruckemeyer & Cohn Jewelry Company • Touch of Home Catering • Tracy Zeller Jewelry • Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons • Two Men and A Truck • Warrum Law Office • Weber Equipment • Zesto on Franklin
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STONE FAMILY CENTER FOR HEALTH SCIENCES Stone Family Center for Health Sciences celebrated a grand opening at 515 Walnut St. in Evansville.
FEATURE YOUR MILESTONE!
A milestone celebration, such as a ribbon-cutting, groundbreaking, major anniversary or expansion is an important part of your overall marketing and advertising plan and is a great way to kick off the grand opening of a business.
To schedule your milestone, go to:
www.swinchamber.com/thrive/getnoticed/ribbon-cuttings-milestones/ Or contact Abby Maravich at amaravich@swinchamber.com or 812-425-8147.
PRICE LESS FOODS Price Less Foods celebrated a grand opening at 440 Plaza Dr. in Mt. Vernon with a ribbon cutting. They want to emphasize the importance of having low price groceries in a small town. Contact them at 812-838-6696 or online at www. mypricelessfoods.com.
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NEWSMAKERS PINNACLE COMPUTER SERVICES Pinnacle Computer Services has two new hires:
EVANSVILLE TEACHERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union made key hires and promotions.
LARRY DEFFENDOLL
Technical Support Engineer Larry Deffendoll joined Pinnacle Computer Services as a Technical Support Engineer. Deffendoll has a degree in Computer Network Systems and did desktop repair in the U.S. Army. He previously worked for Meetings and Events International and Ascension Health.
MATT WANNEMUEHLER
ASHLEY KELLY
ASHLEY BROWN
STACY WATERS
MARY BETH PAPENMEIER
PORTIA PALMER
Technician Matt Wannemuehler signed on as a Technician. Wannemuehler studied Computer Technology at Ball State University, where he did technical work with the school’s women’s soccer team, troubleshot computers and ran the film operation. He interned at Easterseals Rehabilitation where he helped with IT support.
Director of Education The Literacy Center rehired Stacy Waters to be its Director of Education. Waters had worked at The Literacy Center as Education Coordinator, then left to pursue her Master’s degree in English at the University of Southern Indiana. She holds an Associate’s degree in general studies from Ivy Tech and a Bachelor in Science degree with a Rhetoric and Writing Emphasis from USI. She is on track to complete her graduate program in 2019. In her new role, Waters instructs students in High School Equivalency preparation courses and oversees the Basic Adult Literacy program and coordinates volunteer tutors. She also coordinates tutoring and assessment services in the new On-Site Learning Alliance program.
ALEISHA SHERIDAN, president and CEO of 4C of Southern Indiana
Inc., was invited to join the Center for the Economics of Human Development as an associate member. Her term is scheduled for September 2018 through June 2021. Since 2014, CEHD, based at the University of Chicago, has brought together researchers throughout the social and natural sciences to conduct and disseminate research that will inform policy about life course at all stages, including education, employment, earning prospects and overall health.
Ashley Kelly joined the mortgage servicing department. The Harrison High School graduate, who worked in personal lines insurance for six years, will work with all areas of mortgage processing including quoting and processing payoffs, payment schedules and appraisals. Kelly grew up in Spencer County, Indiana. Ashley Brown is now a Human Resources Assistant. She assists in orientation of new hires, assisting in the selection/hiring process, and providing overall support. Brown has experience in the finance industry as a relationship banker for First Security. The Owensboro, Kentucky, native worked with ETFCU as a member service representative while pursuing her business degree from Western Kentucky University. Mary Beth Papenmeier accepted a position as a Mortgage Loan Originator. A graduate of Mount Vernon High School who attended the University of Evansville, she has been a Mortgage Loan Originator since 1985 with experience in Conventional, FHA, VA and USDA Rural Development mortgages. The Mount Vernon resident previously was a banking center manager who worked for Fifth Third Bank. Portia Palmer is now a Junior Mortgage Loan Originator at the main office on Theater Drive. Palmer, an Evansville resident since 1993, is a graduate of Harrison High School. She has more than 10 years of credit union experience in a variety of roles while advancing her career along the way.
Congratulations to all the 2018 Business Award Winners!
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NEWSMAKERS F.C. TUCKER EMGE REALTORS
F.C. Tucker Emge Realtors has added to its team at various locations:
JAMES HATFIELD
SAMANTHA CONNAWAY
GREG KEITH
James Hatfield is now with F.C. Tucker Emge at the Eagle Crest office. Hatfield is a licensed commercial and residential contractor and previously was an estimator/ project manager with Core Contractors. He is a University of Evansville graduate, an active member of the Coast Guard Reserves, and is enrolled in the University of Southern Indiana’s MBA program. Samantha Connaway joined the Downtown Evansville office. Connaway is a graduate of Bosse High School who attended both the University of Southern Indiana and Ivy Tech Community College Southwest. Greg Keith is located at the Newburgh office. Smith earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Evansville and his master’s degree from Auburn University. A teacher for 12 years, he is currently pursuing his MBA at the University of Southern Indiana.
UBONG NTEWO
Director of Day Treatment Ubong Ntewo is the new Director of Day Treatment at the United Methodist Youth Home. For more than 35 years, the United Methodist Youth Home has provided a Residential Treatment Program licensed for youth ages 13 to 18 (and are now licensed to serve 10 to 21 year-olds). Its Residential Program puts an emphasis on developing pro-social behaviors, emotion regulation, personal responsibility, educational achievement, interpersonal effectiveness, and independent living skills. In September 2010, UMYH began a Day Treatment Program to assist youth in the community who have dropped out of school or who are struggling with school attendance or academic achievement. The ultimate goal of this program is for the youth to obtain their high school equivalency.
JC MICHAELSON CONSULTING LLC
APRIL NELSON JILL MARSHALL The team at JC Michaelson Consulting, LLC was certified by the State of Indiana as a Women’s Business Enterprise. JC Michaelson Consulting also became authorized as trainers for OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 10- and 30-hour courses) through the Great Lakes OSHA Education Center/University of Cincinnati. April Nelson and Jill Marshall formed JC Michaelson Consulting in 2012. Experienced in caring for injuries and illnesses as well as OSHA recordkeeping, Worker’s Compensation, short-term disability case management, and FMLA administration, JC Michaelson Consulting focuses on educating employees and their families to become more informed healthcare consumers and healthier individuals.
BRANDI LITHERLAND
Medical Respite Program Coordinator / Case Manager. Brandi Litherland has joined United Caring Services as its Medical Respite Program Coordinator / Case Manager. Her first full-time day will be October 8. The medical respite program provides safe discharges, increased stability, and better health outcomes for people in crisis. United Caring Services is committed to creating a community of caring that will break the cycle of poverty and homelessness by championing people who are marginalized, and empowering them to lead hopeful, healthy and productive lives.
To feature your new hires or promotions in the next digital newsletter email a short description and photo to: news@swinchamber.com.
Brian Wildeman, President of Wilde Horticultural IHC, the 2018 Entrepreneur of the Year Junior Achievement of Southwest Indiana, the 2018 NonProfit of the Year Doug Minor, the 2018 Volunteer of the Year Matthew Nix and Nate Hahn, the 2018 Young Professionals of the Year Signarama Evansville, the 2018 Small Business of the Year Tom Burkhardt, the 2018 Richard A. Schlottman Business Person of the Year Accuride Corporation, the 2018 Norman P. Wagner Business of the Year
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LIFESTYLE HEALTH
CHAMBER ASSOCIATION PROGRAM
The Southwest Indiana Chamber is pleased to introduce Lifestyle Health Plans as a unique health benefits program designed for Chamber members to address the underlying causes of the rise in healthcare costs - employee health behaviors. This program is made available through a partnership with NFP. WHAT MAKES LIFESTYLE HEALTH DIFFERENT? • Level-funded major medical plan designs • Underwritten by “A” rated carriers • Member savings averaging 5-15% in most cases • Integrated wellness incentives and cash-rewards • Up to a $500 deductible credit available to all wellness participants • Integrated concierge telemedicine, outpatient lab and diabetic supply benefits WHAT IS LEVEL FUNDED? Level-funded plans are essentially pre-packaged self-insured health plans, with low attachment stop-loss coverage. For many groups, level-funded plans reduce healthcare spend significantly versus a fully insured ACA small group plan. And because of their structure, levelfunded plans do not have the volatility in monthly cash flows, associated with self-insured plans, that can cripple a small business. HERE’S HOW A LEVEL-FUNDED PLAN WORKS: Level-funded plans are underwritten, health applications are required. For larger groups applications can be avoided if two years of claims history can be provided.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Helping our members thrive! #TogetherWeThrive
JESSICA ELLIOTT 812.422.4000 jessica.elliott@nfp.com
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