Aligning Benefits Strategy with Organizational Culture with Jeff Williams
Eps. #99 DECEMBER 3RD, 2024
In this episode of the "HR Mixtape" podcast, host Shari Simpson sits down with Jeff Williams, the President and CEO of AptiaUS, to discuss the evolving landscape of benefits administration and the critical role of technology in enhancing employee satisfaction. With a rich background in tech-enabled services and a passion for aligning benefit strategies with organizational goals, Jeff shares valuable insights on how companies can create a culture of ownership through innovative benefits.
Key Takeaways:
Aligning Benefits with Company Culture: Jeff emphasizes the importance of aligning benefit strategies with the company's culture to enhance employee engagement and satisfaction.
The Role of Technology in Benefits Administration: The discussion highlights how emerging technologies, including AI, can personalize the benefits experience and support employees' mental and financial well-being.
Understanding Employee Needs: Jeff advocates for a data-driven approach to benefits, encouraging HR professionals to survey employees to identify their needs and preferences, ensuring that benefits are equitable and impactful.
Tune in to gain insights on how to effectively navigate the complexities of benefits administration and foster a supportive workplace culture.
Guest(s): Jeff Williams, US President and CEO, Aptia US
Jeff Williams, Aptia US President and CEO, is responsible for Aptia’s benefits administration services book of business based in the Boston headquarters.
Before joining Aptia, Williams was a Corporate Officer as Vice President of Enterprise and HR Solutions for Paychex, driving record revenues.
Williams graduated from the General Management Program at Harvard Business School, earned an MBA from the Ivey School of Business at Western University, and a BA in Business Administration and Political Science from Brock University.
Williams actively contributes to his community in his spare time by serving on several charitable boards, including Habitat for Humanity.
