For not-for-profit organizations, especially those working with high-performing, highly compensated employees, navigating retirement benefits can feel like a tightrope walk. Group benefits often fall short of covering the needs of these top earners, which forces companies to find creative ways to close the gap—both to protect their financial interests and to keep talent happy. Recently, Alex Assaley and David Hauptman of HUB International sat down together to discuss innovative executive benefit strategies to attract and retain top talent in tax-exempt organizations. Let’s dive into some of the key takeaways, and to make it easy, we’ve broken the presentation into shorter videos highlighting the major themes. 

Anyone who works in Human Resources knows the positive effect offering high-quality employee benefit programs can have on a workforce. They attract the best potential candidates for new jobs and foster a sense of loyalty and support among current staff, to name a few. No matter the size or industry, administering employee benefits, particularly the retirement plan, can be a complicated process. While the same basic goal may apply to companies and organizations, non-profit organizations face unique challenges when ensuring their retirement plan benefit is the best fit for employees, as well as the organization.