Arrival of Chard Richard Signifies Continued Southeast Growth for Alliant
“The Southeast, with its strong economic fundamentals and continued demographic growth, remains a fertile ground for the expansion of our benefits footprint,” said
A veteran of the employee benefits industry, Richard has an extensive track record of success as a visionary strategist and seasoned producer with experience servicing a range of mid-to-large-sized clients.
Richard joins Alliant with more than 30 years of experience within the
Richard holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and business administration from
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