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January 04, 2021Episode 13: Emerging Trends in Employee Wellbeing & Engagement

Employee wellness programs shifted during the COVID-19environment and may look different for years to come.

The insurance market is seeing substantial insurance increases across the board. Greg Cryan of our Property & Casualty Insurance team and Ron Acebal of our tangible property valuation team share strategies for how businesses can manage rising rates.

While COVID-19 will remain an ongoing topic of discussion, this week’s episode is centered around Diversity and Inclusion. Steve explains the business case for prioritizing diversity, the actionable steps we can all take to further this initiative, and the positive effects of glamping during COVID-19.

You won’t want to miss her explain how important it is tohave a digital communication strategy, why industry jargon should be removedfrom our vocabulary and what it takes to engage a remote workforce with“rock-enroll.”

Tune in to hear how to navigate renewal season with no surprises, as well as what Polly’s crystal ball is saying about the effects of COVID-19 on this year’s renewals.

In this episode, our host, Danny Ritz, is joined by Stan and Sue, two CBIZ subject matter experts who discuss how employers can prioritize wellbeing and empower their employees to live their best financial lives.

The state of the financial markets and expected future movements play a key role in year-end planning. Guests Anna Rathbun of our investment advisory team, and Naomi Ganoe of our private client services team weigh in.

In this episode, Danny chats with benefits consultant Cole Harris about everyone's favorite topic (especially in 2020) - compliance!

November 23, 2020Episode 10: The State of M&A in 2021

The M&A market has been more resilient than expected during the COVID-19 pandemic disruption. Particularly during the third quarter, deal volume was up as buyers and sellers adapted their strategies for the remote environment.

The 2020 election will be impactful for the next four years. Bill Smith of the National Tax Office shares what businesses need to know about the preliminary results.

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