HPOne Receives Its 10th Marcum Tech Top 40 Award For Company Growth
Medicare and Health Insurance Sales, Marketing, and Technology Organization Recognized as one of the Fastest Growing Companies in Connecticut
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TRUMBULL, Conn., March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ HPOne, a leading sales, direct-to-consumer marketing, and technology company focused in the Medicare space, was named to the 2020 Marcum Tech Top 40 list. It s the tenth time HPOne has made the annual list, published by accounting and advisory services firm Marcum LLP. The list recognizes the fastest growing technology and life sciences companies in Connecticut. We re proud of our continued growth and appreciate Marcum s recognition, said founder and Chief Executive Officer Bill Stapleton. As the market s demand for our digital brokerage solutions continues to increase, our goal is to continue providing technology-enhanced healthcare enrollment for customers nation
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TRUMBULL, Conn., Feb. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/
HPOne, a leading sales and marketing organization operating across multiple segments of the Medicare and health insurance marketplaces, has announced that Steven G. Auerbach joined its Board of Directors.
Mr. Auerbach brings more than 30 years of healthcare benefits experience having most recently served as the CEO of Alegeus, a leading benefit administration platform in consumer directed healthcare. At Alegeus, Steve helped transform the consumer experience of managing healthcare benefit accounts to get the right coverage, care and savings strategies. Prior to Alegeus, Steve was the President of Connextions, a leading member acquisition platform for the nation s top health plans, which was acquired by OptumHealth in 2011.
2020 is a year we will never forget. The coronavirus pandemic which began in Wuhan China by 2019 took the world by surprise and affected every industry, company and person. As both developed and developing nations have been brought to their knees by the pandemic, it was, and still is, a trying time for everybody.
However, in some areas the pandemic became the driving force behind new technologies as we quickly had to find solutions to the new reality of social distance and remote work. One of those industries is the FinTech industry, one that has helped companies transition from traditional banking into the financial digital market.
LACERA allocates up to $442 million with 6 managers
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Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association, Pasadena, Calif., committed or invested up to $442 million to six managers, according to a report of closed session actions taken at the board s Jan. 13 meeting.
The $63.8 billion pension fund s board approved commitments of up to $100 million each to Grain Communications Opportunity Fund III, a telecommunications infrastructure fund managed by
Grain Management, and
Novacap TMT VI, a buyout fund that focuses on Canadian media, technology and telecommunications sectors.
LACERA s board also approved a commitment of up to $100 million total to LAV Fund VI and LAV Fund VI Opportunities, private equity funds that focus on investments in the biomedical industry in China and the United States, both managed by
The addition of Reby brings WEG’s total assets to $27.2 billion.
WEG, previously backed by Lightyear Capital before TA Associates acquired it, has had a robust acquisition strategy in place since 2013. Just last month, it acquired SVA Companies’ wealth management and trust businesses, collectively known as SVA Financial Group.
The latest acquisition of Reby is part of WEG’s larger strategy to build local scale in major metro areas, and the firm has been building a presence in the New York area. In October, it acquired 10-15 Associates, a New York RIA with seven financial advisors and $923 million in AUM, led by co-founders Deborah and Michael DeMatteo.