Brio Benefits

New York, New York, United States

Employee benefits strategy and retirement solutions for businesses

Founded in 2004 by Richard Kosinski and Jason Pastrano, Brio Benefits specializes in crafting comprehensive employee benefits strategies and retirement solutions. The agency begins with a discovery meeting to understand each company's unique needs, followed by the development of the Brio BluePrint™, a multi-year strategy designed to align benefits with company culture and goals.

Brio Benefits offers a wide range of services including cost containment, communication, lifestyle wellness, advocacy, technology, and compliance. Their commitment to diversity and inclusion is evident in both their company culture and client interactions. By focusing on these areas, Brio Benefits helps companies manage healthcare costs and engage their workforce effectively.

Recognized for their excellence, Brio Benefits has received Crain’s ‘Best companies to work for in New York City’ award. Their dedication to high employee satisfaction and innovative benefits strategies makes them a trusted partner for businesses looking to enhance their employee offerings and foster a positive workplace environment.

22
YEARS IN BUSINESS
3
SERVICES

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