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People on the Move: Charles Besocke

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BeneSys, a leader in Taft-Hartley Trust Fund Administration, welcomes Charles Besocke as their new Chief Client Officer. With over 15 years of experience in administering funds across many trade unions, Charles’s knowledge of union benefit plans and the unique needs of the trustees that oversee them will help lead BeneSys in proving top-tier service for clients. In his new role, Charles will lead the Plan Administration team in providing quality and timely service to all clients and customers.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business

People on the Move: Dayna Thorman and Joe Krajacic

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BeneSys, a leader in Taft-Hartley Trust Fund Administration, has promoted Dayna Thorman to Chief Operating Officer. Since 2004, Dayna has guided our teams through system migrations, automation initiatives, and data-driven strategies. In her new role, she will remain focused on shaping our operational strategy to strengthen client satisfaction.

BeneSys is also pleased to announce the promotion of Joe Krajacic to Vice President, Retirement Plan Services. Joe has over 20 years of industry experience and has been a valuable member of our team since 2011. Joe will continue leading our pension and annuity operations, focusing on quality service, enhancing efficiency, strengthening compliance, and supporting long-term strategic growth.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business

People on the Move: Janet Jackowicz and Tia Wooden

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BeneSys, a leader in Taft-Hartley Trust Fund Administration, has promoted Janet Jackowicz to Vice President, Healthcare Services. Janet’s leadership will align our healthcare service teams to improve member satisfaction, streamline processes, and enhance collaboration. She will also focus on continuous improvement and strengthening overall efficiency across all teams.

BeneSys is also pleased to announce the promotion of Tia Wooden to Claims Director where she will lead claims operations for all BeneSys clients. Her proven leadership and operational expertise will ensure our claims services remain efficient, accurate, and client-focused. In her new role, she will continue to focus on automation, process improvement, and efficiency projects.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business

People on the Move: Jen Sterling

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BeneSys, a leader in Taft-Hartley Trust Fund Administration, has promoted Jen Sterling to Vice President, Client Financial Services. Jen has a strong background in public accounting, expertise in financial planning and analysis, and a dedication to continuous improvement. She most recently served as Director of Accounting and has consistently demonstrated strong leadership. In her new role, Jen will focus on operational excellence and delivering high-quality financial services to our clients.

Read the article at Crain’s Cleveland Business

People on the Move: Jason Wolan

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BeneSys is pleased to announce that Jason Wolan has joined us as Chief Information Officer in our Troy, MI headquarters and will be leading our Information Technology operations. Jason has 23 years of cross-functional technology experience, specializing in data strategy and strategic service improvements. In his new role he will be responsible for leveraging technology to enhance the third party administrative and software services we provide to our clients and their members.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business

People on the Move: Dayna Thorman

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BeneSys, a leader in Tart-Hartley Trust Fund Administration, has promoted Dayna Thorman to Senior Vice President, Operations. Dayna has 20 years of experience and has led project management, member services, enrollment and claims teams. Her innovative ideas and service improvements have built strong teams and even stronger client relationships. In her new role she’ll continue to be a vital asset to the team, driving operational excellence and providing the best member experience in the industry.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business

People on the Move: Joseph Krajacic Jr.

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BeneSys, a leader in Tart-Hartley Trust Fund Administration, has promoted Joseph Krajacic Jr. to National Director of Retirement Plan Services. Joe has over 20 years of experience and has been with BeneSys since 2011, serving as East Coast Pension Director. In his new role, he will continue to oversee the pension and annuity work we perform for our clients, servicing hundreds of retirement plans representing nearly half a million members, beneficiaries, and dependents throughout the country.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business

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For almost 45 years, the company has provided third-party administrative and software services for trust funds, especially those created under the Taft-Hartley Act to provide health insurance and retirement and other benefits to union labor.

While it may be a niche business, BeneSys serves over 250 clients representing more than 500 trust funds and has offices in 30 locations besides its headquarters.

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People on the Move: Megan Sherman

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BeneSys is pleased to announce that Megan Sherman has joined the Plan Management team as a Plan Manager in our Chicago, IL office. Megan is a graduate of the University of Illinois and is a Certified Plan Fiduciary Advisor. Megan is a nominee for the National Association of Plan Advisors Top Woman Advisor for 2023. Throughout her nearly 20-year career, she has helped thousands of Union members through their retirement process.

Read the article at Crain’s Chicago Business

People on the Move: Ed Young

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Ed Young

BeneSys, Inc. is pleased to announce Ed Young has joined us as Chief Financial Officer in our Troy, MI headquarters. Ed brings 35 years of experience in finance, digital transformation, operational excellence and strategic planning and execution to the position along with over 20 years in senior leadership roles. Ed is a CPA, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, and has an MBA from Loyola University Chicago.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business