Angelo SaakeEmployee Benefits Advisor
Areas of Expertise
- Employee Benefits
- ACEC Life/Health Trust
- HR Compliance
- Large Group Health Insurance
Qualifications
- UNC Charlotte Degree in Business-Finance in Insurance and Risk Management
- Life and Health Insurance Licenses
- License 7681739
Angelo started his career in the insurance industry in 2003 with an independent agency. He was primarily focused on working with individuals who buy their own coverage but quickly started to work with small employers. He graduated from UNC Charlotte in 2008 with a degree in Business-Finance in Insurance and Risk Management.
In 2015 he started working exclusively with Architectural and Engineering Firms. He is very customer focused and takes a great deal of time researching plan options, administrative efficiencies, and compliance solutions. He also has a strong focus on employee education and spends as much time as needed making sure clients’ employees understand their benefit offerings.
Recent Blog Posts
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What is the ACEC Life/Health Trust?
ACEC Life & Health Trust – A way to save big on your health insurance dollars What do Fortune 500 Companies have in common? They’re big. And what do big companies have access to? Affordable and quality health coverage. It’s as simple as that. The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) is the oldest &
March 12, 2022 -
4 Reasons to use a Preferred Broker with the ACEC Life/Health Trust
We might be a tad bit biased because we are a preferred broker with the ACEC Life/Health Trust. But based on our experience, here’s why: 1. Basic awareness of different ACEC programs I know this might sound simple but there are four different programs available through the ACEC Life/Health Trust. Each program has hundreds of
January 14, 2022 -
What Are the Benefits of a Captive Health Insurance Program?
As more companies look for innovative ways to gain control over the expense and quality of their employee health insurance plans, many are coming across captive health insurance as they weigh their options. We see captive health insurance plans as being ideal for firms with greater than 50 employees who may have considered self-funding their
August 9, 2021
The next step is to request a quote and set up a quick call so we could learn more about your employee benefits challenges and goals and explain how we can help you accomplish them.
I cannot say enough about Gus and Michelle. They are always there to help, answer questions. Our company is located outside of Chicago. And when we needed them to come in and do a presentation for renewal, they were here to make sure that it was informative to the employees and process was seamless. Just a great group of people to be working with!
