NEW BOSTON, NH, June 19, 2013 (Press-News.org) miEdge, the premiere provider of 5500 health & benefits data to insurance professionals, is pleased to announce its new partnership with Wrangle, LLC, a premiere ERISA 5500 reporting and disclosure company. As their official 5500 compliance information partner, Wrangle, LLC, will regularly contribute to the miEdge subscriber resource center.
miEdge continues to expand its subscriber resource center with the addition of the miCompliance section for the latest 5500 Health & Welfare compliance rules, regulations and frequently asked questions. The subscriber resource center provides a centralized repository within the miEdge application for easy access to sales, prospecting and now, 5500 compliance information, tools and webinars.
Mark Smith, Founder & CEO of miEdge comments, "I am so proud of our partnership with Wrangle, LLC. Mike and Kari have built a world class organization that is client focused and has a long track record of ruthless attention to detail. They stop at nothing to ensure their clients have the best in class advice and service in their market space."
Mike Schneider Co-Founder of Wrangle, LLC, comments, "We have often been approached to partner with companies to provide services to our clients, miEdge is the first time we have chosen to do this for one simple reason, they share our values and focus on their clients. miEdge is the premiere partner for our brokers and consultants looking for up to date, complete and fast information on 5500 Health & Welfare filings." Kari Schneider Co-Founder of Wrangle, LLC comments "Mike and I have worked hard to build a reputation of excellence, our clients come first and with this partnership, our clients can compete in a difficult marketplace with a technology partner that will give them the ultimate unfair advantage."
miEdge subscribers will have access to Wrangle's 5500 experts who can help answer questions and provide filing and reporting to their clients. A series of 5500 Compliance webinars will be hosted by miEdge and Wrangle, LLC on a regular schedule throughout 2013, exclusively for miEdge subscribers.
About Wrangle, LLC
All across the United States, Wrangle is assisting employee benefit brokers, consultants, and plan sponsors in eliminating the risk, burden, and worry of the Health & Welfare Form 5500 process. Wrangle has a full staff of 5500 experts who have prepared over 50,000 Form 5500's at all levels of complexity. For more information, please visit www.wrangle5500.com
About miEdge
miEdge is the premiere business intelligence provider for insurance industry employee benefits professionals. Insurance agents, brokers, vendors and carriers subscribe to the cloud-based miEdge business intelligence system, utilizing sophisticated search engine technology to find potential customers, and effectively manage the compliance of their current clients. The unique miEdge subscriber portal provides quick and easy to learn tools to search, sort and save relevant insurance business intelligence data. For more information, please visit www.miedge.biz.
Media Contact: Mary Weiss, Chief Marketing Officer, 326 Chestnut Hill Rd., New Boston, NH 03070, 603-471-0951 x134, mary@miedge.biz, www.miedge.biz
miEdge Partners with Wrangle, LLC
miEdge, the premiere provider of 5500 health & benefits data to insurance professionals, is pleased to announce its new partnership with Wrangle, LLC, a premiere ERISA 5500 reporting and disclosure company.
2013-06-19
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[Press-News.org] miEdge Partners with Wrangle, LLCmiEdge, the premiere provider of 5500 health & benefits data to insurance professionals, is pleased to announce its new partnership with Wrangle, LLC, a premiere ERISA 5500 reporting and disclosure company.