New York Life Insurance Company

10/09/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/09/2024 10:25

New York Life leaders Matt Marze and Meghan Shea named BenefitsPRO Luminaries for 2024.

NEW YORK - Matt Marze, Chief Information Officer for New York Life Group Benefit Solutions and Meghan Shea, Head of Distribution for New York Life Group Benefit Solutions have been named to BenefitsPRO Luminaries Class of 2024 in the categories of Innovation & Technology and Leadership, respectively.

This recognition celebrates top professionals and organizations within the benefits industry that strive to transform and humanize the field and set a bright example within the business. The 2024 honorees were selected by a panel of industry experts based on how well they stated and achieved goals with regards to the nomination category; how impactful their work has been; how dedicated the nominee has been to furthering modernization and humanization in the insurance business; and the nominee's commitment to the highest ethical standards, as well as dedication to service and excellence.

"Our 2024 honorees are leading examples of the progress our industry continues to make toward creating more equitable, affordable benefits and transparent, high-quality health care for millions of Americans," says BenefitsPRO Editor in Chief Paul Wilson." BenefitsPRO is proud to once again shine a spotlight on thought leaders and innovators in our industry who are doing things the right way."

"While this award is designated for individuals, it's really a testament to our entire Group Benefit Solutions team and how they bring our vision to life," said Meg Shea. "As leaders, we succeed when our people succeed. Every day, they are driving meaningful work that paves the way to serving our clients, customers, and each other in new, innovative, and modern ways."

"Our team has collaborated tirelessly to further GBS's technology strategy, specifically in advancing our platforms to enhance our end-user experience for employers and their employees," said Matt Marze. "The progress we've made continues opening doors for future innovation for our business and the people we serve."