People on the Move: Regan Dahle

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Regan Dahle

Industry: Software/services

BeneSys, Inc. is pleased to announce that Regan Dahle has joined us as Vice President & Associate General Counsel, Human Resources based in our Troy, MI headquarters. Regan brings 27 years of labor and employment law experience to the position, including serving as BeneSys’ outside employment counsel for over 20 years. BeneSys is excited for Regan to assume her new role and continue to improve our human resources operations.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business

People on the Move: Andy Orr

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Andy Orr

Industry: Financial services

BeneSys, Inc. is pleased to announce that Andy Orr has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer based in our Troy, MI headquarters. Andy originally joined BeneSys as Senior Vice President of Finance and he brings 30 years of finance, strategic planning and operational experience to the position, including over 10 years in senior leadership roles. BeneSys is excited for Andy to assume his new role and continue to grow and improve our internal operations.

Read the article at Crain’s Detroit Business

BeneSys Acquires Beacon Technologies Group

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BeneSys Inc., a leading third-party administrator of benefit plans for Taft-Hartley multiemployer trust funds, has acquired Beacon Technologies Group Inc. The integration of Beacon’s SpyGlass health claims processing software with BeneSys’ BenefitDriven administrative software will streamline internal operations for BeneSys and result in an even better client experience.

“Owning proprietary software is key to ensuring quality and highly secure delivery,” said BeneSys CEO Edward S. Wolyniec. “Prior to this, BeneSys has been able to operate in-house in every area except health claims processing. Now, with the addition of Beacon, we have complete control of our destiny from a technology standpoint.”

Beacon will remain an independent entity under the BeneSys umbrella of companies and continue operating out of Carmel, Indiana. The change in ownership will not affect Beacon’s operations, organizational structure, or level of service to its current clients.

“BeneSys brings a wealth of resources and subject matter expertise, which will help us serve our customers even better,” said Beacon CEO Ernie Crawford. “BeneSys understands our marketplace and our customers’ needs.”

Wolyniec said he looks forward to working with Beacon’s long-tenured, experienced team. “It’s critical that the people who built SpyGlass will be with us now and into the future to maintain the software,” he said. “Beacon provides software for some of the most complex plans out there, making them the perfect fit to augment our systems. This acquisition is an investment in enhancing our core competencies and improving our client service. This will be of great benefit to all existing BeneSys Health fund clients.”

Beacon Technologies Group has been building solutions for health claims management since 1995. Its fully integrated claims processing software is industry-leading and trusted by third-party administrators. Learn more at beaconspyglass.com.

BeneSys has been providing Taft-Hartley trust fund administration and IT services since 1979. The company’s dedicated specialists understand the nuances of Taft-Hartley benefit plans, and its software system, BenefitDriven, is designed to give clients and their plan participants the most efficient tools for self-administering trust fund accounts. BeneSys serves numerous trust funds throughout the country covering more than 500,000 plan participants and their dependents. Learn more at benesys.com.

BENESYS, INC. AND BPA of WI JOIN FORCES

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TROY, Mich. – Jan. 27, 2021 – BeneSys Inc., a leading third-party administrator of benefit plans for Taft-Hartley multiemployer trust funds, has joined forces with Benefit Plan Administration of Wisconsin Inc. (BPA) to form a single entity. The combined businesses will operate under the BeneSys name.

“Both companies are well known within the Taft-Hartley space as quality providers,” said BeneSys CEO Edward S. Wolyniec. “The combined entity will have even greater resources to increase quality and capabilities as well as improve service and technology for our clients.”

BPA brings with it four service locations in Wisconsin, giving BeneSys an expanded presence in the Upper Midwest and no overlap with its 20-plus offices across the country. BPA President Mark Traino and Vice President Jim Hoppe have joined the BeneSys executive team as senior vice presidents reporting to Wolyniec.

“The Taft-Hartley and overall benefits administration space continues to grow in terms of complexity, requirements for ongoing investment, and technology refreshes and enhancement,” Wolyniec said. “Leveraging our combined resources will allow us to respond to changing market conditions while remaining high-quality, reliable partners to our clients.”

BeneSys has provided Taft-Hartley trust fund administration and IT services since 1979. The company’s dedicated specialists understand the nuances of Taft-Hartley benefit plans, and its software system, BenefitDriven, is designed to give clients and their plan participants the most efficient tools for self-administering trust fund accounts. With more than 220 clients representing over 480 multiemployer trust funds across the U.S., BeneSys serves more than 500,000 plan participants and their dependents. Learn more at benesys.com.

BeneSys welcomes Jeff Spires as CIO

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BENESYS WELCOMES JEFF SPIRES AS CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

TROY, Mich. – Sept. 29, 2020 – BeneSys Inc., a leading third-party administrator of benefit plans for Taft-Hartley multi-employer trust funds, is delighted to announce that Jeff Spires joined the company as chief information officer on Sept. 14. “Jeff brings a strong and varied background to us with significant experience in both IT infrastructure and software development,” said CEO Edward S. Wolyniec. “With technology at the heart of the services we provide to clients, I am pleased that we have Jeff in the critical CIO position.”

With more than 25 years of experience, Spires most recently served as director of software engineering for Ontario Systems in Muncie, Indiana, where he was responsible for leading the engineering in the development of SaaS solutions for the receivables management and payment processing industry. Prior to that, he spent 15 years at health benefits company Anthem Inc., designing, building and implementing enterprise technology platforms for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Spires earned his bachelor of arts in computer science from Anderson University in Indiana.

Appreciated by colleagues for his technical acumen and enthusiastic leadership, Spires specializes in overcoming complex business challenges ranging from customer relationships to risk management. He looks forward to working with the BeneSys team to serve clients and their plan participants during this critical time and into the future.

BeneSys has been providing Taft-Hartley trust fund administration and IT services since 1979. The company’s dedicated specialists understand the nuances of Taft-Hartley benefit plans, and its software system, BenefitDriven, is designed to give clients and their plan participants the most efficient tools for self-administering trust fund accounts. With more than 220 clients representing over 480 multi-employer trust funds across the U.S., BeneSys serves more than 500,000 plan participants and their dependents. Learn more at benesys.com.

BeneSys Navigator – Q3-2020

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Come visit us at the IFEBP Annual Conference!

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Stop by our booth at the IFEBP and visit with our talented staff!  Click the link to view our schedule.

BeneSys Booth Schedule