Katarina ThomasAccount Manager

Areas of Expertise
- Employee Benefits
- Account Management
- HR Technology
- Implementation
Qualifications
- Health and Life Licenses
- License 4288897
Katarina takes pride in being a reliable resource, and enjoys finding solutions. As an employee benefits account manager at Aston Sharp, Katarina helps businesses of all sizes find the right benefits solutions for their employees. She works with you to understand your company’s needs, budget, and goals, and then matches you with the best insurance carriers and plans. She also provides ongoing support throughout the benefits enrollment process and beyond
Katarina and the rest of the Aston Sharp team are well-equipped to handle all your employee benefits needs. We pride ourselves on providing a smooth and efficient experience, making sure that you receive the best possible solutions for your company.
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