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Meeting the Life Insurance Need Through Workplace Benefits

Patrick T. Leary, MBA, LLIF 9/20/2021

While many people rely on their employer to address their life insurance needs, the communication requirements of this benefit are not being met.

Summary

While a significant percentage of people rely on an employer to meet their life insurance needs, many do not fully understand the details of their life insurance benefit. Many also feel that their employer does not do a very good job of communicating its life insurance benefit to them.

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Meet the Project Director

Patrick T. Leary, MBA, LLIF

Patrick T. Leary, MBA, LLIF, is corporate vice president, workplace benefits research for LIMRA and LOMA. In this role, Pat leads a team of workplace benefits professionals responsible for conducting research on the products, markets, and distribution of a wide range of life, health, and related employee benefits.

Before assuming his current position, Pat directed LIMRA and LOMA’s distribution research program and, prior to that, was a member of LIMRA and LOMA’s group insurance research team.

Pat joined LIMRA and LOMA in 1989. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Hartwick College and his MBA from the University of Connecticut. Pat also earned his LIMRA and LOMA Leadership Institute Fellow (LLIF) designation in 2012.

Corporate Vice President, Workplace Benefits Research
LIMRA and LOMA
pleary@limra.com


For more information, please contact pleary@limra.com.

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