Nolan WaterfallEmployee Benefits Advisor

Areas of Expertise
- Employee Benefits
- ACEC Life/Health Trust
- Large Group Health Insurance
- Small Group Health Insurance
Qualifications
- Life and Health Insurance Licenses
- License OI13597
A seasoned benefits broker with a decade-long track record, Nolan entered the employee benefits space first at a boutique benefits agency. After gaining valuable experience, he took the leap and founded his own agency, dedicating six successful years to delivering exceptional service, innovative tools, and strategic solutions to his clients.
In pursuit of an even higher standard of excellence, Nolan decided to join Aston Sharp. With a wealth of experience under his belt, including a specialization in cost-saving strategies and a coveted CSFS designation, Nolan brings a unique blend of expertise to the table. His proficiency extends to self-funding, pharmacy sourcing, plan design, and seamless systems integration between online benefits administration systems, payroll, HR, and carrier partners.
Recent Blog Posts
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Dear HR: Bringing Employees Back to the Office Without Losing Engagement or Retention
Dear HR Manager, Our leadership team wants employees back in the office more consistently, but many of my team members prefer hybrid flexibility. How can I make changes without hurting engagement or retention? — Caught in the Middle Dear Caught in the Middle, You’re not alone. Many leaders are navigating this exact tension. Start by
February 23, 2026 -
Supporting Wellness with Aromatherapy
Sometimes wellness comes down to small moments in the day that help you reset. Aromatherapy is an easy way to work that kind of pause into your routine. Used with intention, essential oils can support stress relief, focus, sleep routines, and emotional balance. Whether it’s a calming scent during a tense afternoon or a refreshing
February 23, 2026 -
Q&A Employer Compliance Guide: Can Employees Transfer Commuter Funds or Drop Voluntary Coverage Mid-Year? February’s Top Compliance Questions Answered
2.5.26 | QUALIFYING EVENT CLARIFICATION Q. An employee and his spouse are under age 26 and covered by their respective parents’ health plans. His wife’s father will be leaving his job soon and the wife will lose coverage. Is this a qualifying event for both the employee and his wife to enroll in the employee’s group
February 23, 2026
