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Case Study 2: 500-Employee Manufacturing Business

Griffin Harrison

Sep 24, 2025

Client Profile The Challenge Despite strong growth, the company was struggling with rising healthcare premiums and high employee turnover. Leadership wanted to reinvest in expansion, but margin pressures left little room to maneuver. Our Approach The Results Total Impact: $5.16M in new savings annually Engagement Model We charged 30% of verified savings, totaling $1.55M. Net…
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Case Study 1: 500-Employee Medical Clinic

Griffin Harrison

Sep 24, 2025

Client Profile The Challenge The clinic’s CFO knew they were leaving money on the table. Underpayments from insurers, outdated billing practices, and inefficient employee benefit structures were draining profitability. The leadership team needed a partner to uncover hidden revenue, but without disrupting patient care. Our Approach The Results Total Impact: $6.66M in new revenue and…
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The Top Section 125 Cafeteria Plan Providers

Griffin Harrison

Jun 16, 2023

A summary of the top 5 Section 125 Cafeteria plans providers: 1. The Champ Plan The CHAMP Plan™ is a self-funded, personalized, clinical preventive healthcare program that has been designed to complement an organization’s primary healthcare insurance in such a way that it makes the organization’s healthcare coverage highly cost-effective and beneficial in terms of employee…
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School Security Checklist: 5 Non-Negotiable Upgrades to Protect Students

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Apr 9, 2026

Every morning, millions of parents drop their kids off at school, wave goodbye, and hold their breath just a little bit. We all wish campus security was not something we had to think about over morning coffee, but that just is not reality anymore. The days of leaving the side doors propped open for recess…
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Rethinking Home Efficiency: Beyond Just Turning Off the Lights

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Apr 9, 2026

Most of us think about home efficiency as a list of small daily sacrifices. We turn down the thermostat until we are wearing sweaters in the living room, remind our kids to shut the refrigerator door, and swap out every lightbulb for an LED. While these habits are certainly helpful, they only address the consumption…
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Adding a New Dimension to Graduation: How to Host an Unforgettable 3D Party

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Apr 9, 2026

Planning a high school or college graduation party usually involves the same predictable elements. You order a sheet cake, set up a buffet of finger foods, and put a decent playlist on the backyard speakers. While this traditional setup is perfectly fine, it tends to blur together with the dozen other open houses your guests…
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Handing Over the Keys: A Guide to Buying a Graduation Car

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Apr 9, 2026

Watching a child walk across the stage to receive their diploma is a massive milestone. It marks the end of an era and the beginning of real adulthood. As they prepare to pack up for college or start their first professional job, they need reliable transportation. Gifting a vehicle is arguably the most generous and…
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Finding the Perfect Match: Choosing Equipment for Your Yard’s Unique Layout

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Apr 9, 2026

Cutting the grass is a weekly reality for most homeowners during the warmer months. While some people view it as a peaceful escape, others see it as a sweaty, frustrating chore. Often, that frustration comes down to using the wrong equipment for the property. Buyers tend to pick a machine based entirely on the total…
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Stop Flying Blind: Why Buying a Private Island Requires a Specialized Broker

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Mar 13, 2026

Let us be completely honest about the ultimate real estate fantasy. You picture yourself stepping off a seaplane onto a pristine stretch of untouched white sand. You envision building a massive, off-grid compound where you dictate the rules, completely isolated from the noise, traffic, and stress of the modern world. The dream is incredible. But…
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A Guide for Sizing a Flag for Your Flagpole

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Mar 11, 2026

Have you ever driven past a house or a commercial building and noticed something just looks completely off about their outdoor display? Either they are flying a massive, heavy piece of fabric that practically drags on the roofline, or they have a tiny postage stamp of a flag flapping awkwardly at the top of a…
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Don’t Ignore the Drip: How to Keep Minor Plumbing Issues from Bankrupting Your Renovation Budget

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Mar 10, 2026

Every homeowner has a mental checklist of things they are actively ignoring. The squeaky floorboard, the peeling paint on the back deck, and—most dangerously—the bathroom sink that randomly drips in the middle of the night. It is incredibly easy to convince yourself that a tiny water issue isn’t a real emergency. After all, if the…
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