Lauren C. Stuart, senior vice president, corporate benefits, of NFP, an Aon company, has joined Williamson’s Board of Trustees, announced board chairman William Bonenberger 7W9.
Bonenberger said, “We are very excited to have Lauren join our board. I have known and worked with Lauren professionally for more than a decade. Lauren has been serving on Williamson’s Personnel Committee for a number of years and brings a wealth of knowledge and business experience to our board. She and her husband believe deeply in Williamson’s mission and it’s going to be great having her as a board member.”
Stuart said, “I am excited to join the board and support the mission of Williamson College of the Trades. It is an honor and a privilege to help support the young men that attend Williamson in pursuing their dreams as well as ensuring Williamson’s tradition of excellence continues for generations to come. I hope to share my time and talents with the leadership team and add value to the board.”
For several years, Stuart has helped Williamson’s board as a member of the Personnel Committee. She has also participated on student panels for seniors evaluating job offers.
As senior vice president of NFP, an Aon company, Stuart presents a unique perspective in discussing the ever-changing demands of offering employee benefits from an employer’s point of view. She consults with employers to structure their insurance benefits to control costs through selection of the appropriate funding mechanisms, simplify their benefit administration processes, and develop a communication program that helps employees understand how to get the most from their insurance benefits.
She also speaks to groups about legislative changes, market trends, and opportunities for businesses surrounding their insurance benefits.
Earlier, she was executive vice president and owner of Tycor Benefit Administrators in Wayne, Pa. She has over 28 years of industry experience.
Stuart has a bachelor of science degree from Penn State University and a Life and Health Insurance License.
She and her husband, Jonathan, have two young adult children.
She and her family are active in supporting the North Penn Valley Boys and Girls Club, where she formerly was a board member. She also loves to be outdoors hiking local tails, reading and being active in her church community.
