Chicago’s Gregg Aleman Joins Alliant Employee Benefits
Longtime benefits consultant brings innovation, public sector expertise to Alliant’s benefits team
“Gregg has extensive experience delivering programs that provide clients with access to powerful benefits solutions that meet the diverse needs of their employees, while maximizing efficiencies and strengthening the bottom line,” said
Aleman joins Alliant with a depth of expertise designing and delivering highly strategic employee benefits programs and solutions. This includes more than 25 years of experience working with public sector clients and building large-scale municipal employee benefits cooperatives in multiple states.
Prior to joining Alliant, Aleman was Principal with a Chicagoland insurance and employee benefits consultant. He also has longstanding experience as an Area Senior Vice President within the
Aleman earned his bachelor’s degree from
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