John Hancock Retirement Plan Services Promotes Mark Sheytanian to Divisional Vice President of Strategic Relationship Management for Taft-Hartley…

John Hancock Retirement Plan Services Promotes Mark Sheytanian to Divisional Vice President of Strategic Relationship Management for Taft-Hartley Practice

By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Investment Weekly News -- John Hancock Retirement Plan Services (JHRPS) promoted Mark Sheytanian to divisional vice president of Strategic Relationship Management within JHRPS' Taft-Hartley practice. In this role, he is responsible for the Taft-Hartley relationship management team, and reports to Scott Francolini, senior vice president, Strategic Relationship Management, JHRPS. The appointment is effective immediately. Sheytanian succeeds Nick McParland, who was recently promoted to national sales manager for Hancock's Mid/Large/Taft-Hartley markets.

Sheytanian joined JHRPS in 1996 and most recently served as director and strategic relationship manager with the Taft-Hartley Practice, in which he was responsible for managing the overall relationships of Taft-Hartley plans, and ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction for the various fund offices, trustees, investment consultants, and other professionals who work with each plan's board.

"This is a great opportunity for Mark, and the right thing for the team, our clients and partners in this segment," said Francolini. "Mark's tenure and experience in the Taft-Hartley marketplace gives him a deep understanding of the unique needs of each stakeholder, and his proven ability to work with all parties involved with these programs will serve him well."

Sheytanian received a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Merrimack College and holds a certificate in Pension Administration and Employee Benefits from Bentley College. He also maintains FINRA Series 6 and 63 registrations and holds a Massachusetts Insurance Producer License

John Hancock offers a Taft-Hartley retirement practice of dedicated, experienced retirement professionals - relationship managers, ERISA consultants, strategic communications consultants and investment services consultants - focused solely on union clients. The team works closely with consultants and trustees to help design and maintain retirement programs that make retirement planning relevant and engaging to members at different career stages.

John Hancock's Taft-Hartley practice team manages more than 92 union plans, $17 billion in assets, and 376,000 participants.

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