Benefits Manager
Posted 2 days ago
forvis mazars us executive search practiceBerea (OH)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Join a well-established, mission-driven organization with a long history of stability, strong leadership, and a people-first culture. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced benefits professional who enjoys both hands-on administration and strategic program improvement.
The Benefits:
Manager will play a key role in ensuring employees have access to competitive, high-quality benefits while helping the organization evaluate and enhance its offerings to support continued growth and employee well-being. The organization offers an outstanding work/life balance, comprehensive benefits, generous vacation and PTO programs, and a collaborative environment where employees are valued and supported. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys serving as a trusted resource for employees, leveraging data to drive decisions, and identifying opportunities to improve processes, benefits, and overall employee experience.
Key Responsibilities:
Administer health, welfare, retirement, and leave-of-absence programs, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and an exceptional employee experience. Serve as the primary resource for employees regarding benefits, retirement plans, leave programs, and related questions. Partner with Human Resources leadership to evaluate, recommend, and implement enhancements to benefits strategies, plan design, and employee offerings. Manage compliance with applicable federal and state regulations, including leave administration, benefits reporting, and required documentation. Analyze benefits data, costs, and utilization trends to identify opportunities for process improvements, efficiencies, and program enhancements. This is a great opportunity to join a quality organization and make a meaningful impact. To learn more about this opportunity on a confidential basis, reach out to Bret Reyher at Forvis Mazars – Executive Search Bret. Reyher@us.forvismazars.com
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