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Growing benefits firm gains space, VP

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Bespoke Benefits, an employee benefits brokerage and consultancy, has moved from Second St. in downtown Davis to at larger office at 129 E St. The firm also has opened an office in Folsom and has added Bill Marr as senior vice president for employee benefits.

Marr will work directly with small, mid-size and large employers throughout California and other states to implement employee benefits programs and administration protocols that will carry clients into and through the impacts of health care reform.

“Employers and employees have so many questions about the impact of health care reform leading into 2014,” said Dennis Carlson, Bespoke Benefits president and CEO. “We realized that in addition to our core services we needed to add more ‘feet on the ground’ to address growing concerns which are coming from all size employers up and down the state.”

Founded in 2009, Bespoke Benefits provides employee benefits consultation and administration services to businesses throughout California. Carlson is a past president of the Sacramento Association of Health Underwriters, and actively works on issues related to health care reform and its impact on California’s families and businesses.

For more information, visit www.bespokebenefits.com.

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