Benji Marrs
Sr. Benefit Consultant
Benji is a 1998 graduate of Transylvania University with a degree in Business Administration. Since joining Bim Group in 1999, Benji has primarily served large group employers across all industries to finance benefits – with an emphasis on improving the clinical health of employees and dependents. He achieved notable success with employers in the government and healthcare sectors. He focuses on identifying cost avoidance and risk mitigation opportunities, while developing multi-year strategic plans.
Recent Insights
Managing AI Use in the Workplace Without Stifling Innovation
Artificial intelligence is already part of the workplace. Employees are using generative tools to draft emails, summarize documents, build presentations, analyze data, and accelerate research. In many cases, these tools appeared before organizations had formal policies in place. The result is a familiar tension: leadership recognizes the productivity benefits of AI, but concerns remain around […]
Read moreBim Group named one of the 2026 Best Places to Work in Kentucky!
Bim Group is honored to be named a Best Place to Work (BPTW) in Kentucky for the 21st year in a row! It truly never gets old and we are extremely proud of our perennial recognition as a “Best Place to Work” employer – a designation bestowed on our company by our employees. We have a unique […]
Read moreRxDC Filings
Under the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA), health insurers offering group or individual health coverage and self-funded group health plans are required to report data annually regarding prescription drugs and healthcare spending to the Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor, and Treasury (Tri-Agencies). The next required submission date to report 2025 data is June 1, […]
Read moreUnderstanding the Paid Family and Medical Leave Employer Tax Credit
READ TIME: 6 MINUTES Providing paid family and medical leave can be a valuable benefit for employees, but it also creates direct payroll costs for employers. To encourage employers to offer paid leave programs, federal tax law includes a Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) employer tax credit under Internal Revenue Code Section 45S. This credit allows […]
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