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Michael Schroeder, president, Roundstone
25 March 2022ILS

Roundstone announces conference details


SME health insurer and captive specialist Roundstone will hold its  7th annual Medical Captive Forum (MCF 2022) on 18-19 May at the Cleveland Downtown Hilton, it has announced.

The Ohio-headquartered business will host the event bringing together employers and benefits advisors to learn about trends and strategies in health insurance, particularly around self-funding, cost containment, and employee engagement.

Main-stage presentations from will come from author Marshall Allen, who will speak on “ways to fight the health care system and win”; Chas Roades, co-founder, CEO of Gist Healthcare; Thomas Campanella, healthcare executive-in-residence at Baldwin Wallace University; and Joshua M. Evans, another author, specialising in leadership and management training. Former Blue Angel pilot and motivational speaker  John “Gucci” Foley will deliver the closing keynote.

“We’re thrilled to be back in Cleveland with our best line-up yet,” said Michael Schroeder, founder and president of Roundstone. “Employers that should attend this event will have two key things in common: They treat employees as an asset and view managing healthcare expenses as a long-term strategy. Our objective is to simplify the self-funding journey, whether an employer is just learning or has been saving for years.”

The event is free of charge for employers and advisors.


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