
This webinar features Candace Shaffer from Purdue University and Natalie Roberts from Monarch Beverage Company discussing how their companies have leveraged the RAND Hospital Price Transparency findings in their health care strategies.
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Upon graduating from UCLA with a Master’s of Public Health, I began my career in benefits consulting at Mercer, where I spent 11 years managing strategic employer accounts in the San Francisco office. I consulted to brand-name employers in various industries ranging in size (2K–20K+ employees; $30M–$600M+ benefits budgets), with the accounts ranging from $200K-$1M+ annual recurring revenue. I left Mercer in 2016 for a growth opportunity at Aon, where I was successful in helping to secure two new employer customers during my time there.
In 2017, I was recruited to work for a national healthcare thought leader, Suzanne Delbanco, at the independent nonprofit, Catalyst for Payment Reform (CPR), as its Director of Member Services. I managed CPR’s 30+ employer and other stakeholder accounts, leading membership programming as well as annual activities (renewals, sales, forecasting). In addition, I played an instrumental role in managing and renewing a $2M+ grant, publishing 80+ pieces of educational content (offered on this portfolio site), and selling partnership and sponsorship opportunities.
I remain interested in the employee benefits space and am seeking an opportunity in strategic account management/customer success in my next role. I bring a variety of skills and experiences in consultant relations, strategic partnerships, sales/business development, and educational content development. Given my experience, I could function like a “Swiss Army knife” in my next role.

This webinar features Candace Shaffer from Purdue University and Natalie Roberts from Monarch Beverage Company discussing how their companies have leveraged the RAND Hospital Price Transparency findings in their health care strategies.

With healthcare a large part of an employer’s budget, embracing big data is more important than ever.

Genetic testing presents bioethical issues in benefits.

Given the effort for purchasers to implement innovative benefit and network designs, they must also have a communications strategy. CPR worked with large purchasers and Benz Communications on this Toolkit.

Find out how Self-Insured Schools of California (SISC) achieved a significant reduction in its cost trend and PMPM savings by overhauling its pharmacy benefit, implementing a waste free formulary.

Here are recommended questions for your upcoming renewals.

This How-To Guide helps employer-purchasers tackle substance use disorders. Various consequences of these diseases are likely impacting your organization’s health care costs, workplace safety and productivity.

What do the letters V, Q, P, and D have in common? Besides being the remaining letters in your Scrabble tile holder, they also can make or break your health care strategy, individually and collectively. Hear us out below.

Pharmacy spend eats up 20 cents for every health care dollar a purchaser spends. Purchasers are very concerned about the high price of prescription drug costs, seeking ways to increase the value of their pharmacy dollars.