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Danvers’ Insight Performance named among best place to work

Insight Performance, a human resources and employee benefits consulting firm with headquarters in Danvers and Dedham, is one of 80 companies named 2016 Best Places to Work in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal.

Nearly 300 companies qualified for consideration and completed the nomination process.  Companies were evaluated on the results of more than 33,000 employee-engagement surveys.

Employees answered questionnaires that addressed such factors as their pride in the company, company encouragement, support and recognition of achievement and relationships with co-workers and supervisors. The results were analyzed and scored by employee-performance research firm Quantum Workplace of Omaha, Nebraska.

“As we celebrate our 20th year in business, it is an honor to once again be selected as one of the Best Places to Work in Massachusetts,” said Nancy Mobley, the company’s CEO.  “We are very proud of our employees and are thrilled that they are happy with their decision to work at Insight”

“As a human resources and employee benefits consulting company we work with clients on a daily basis to improve their corporate cultures and it is important that we walk the talk,” added Mike Ward, President, Insight Performance.  “This recognition demonstrates our understanding of having a company that values our employees and clients.  Our success depends on it.”

Insight performance hires Brodeur 

DEDHAM, Mass. – Insight Performance, a human resources and employee benefits consulting firm, announced it has hired Adam Brodeur of Portsmouth as account manager.

Brodeur is responsible for providing day-to-day internal support to consultants and clients. He will assist in new plan set up, implementation support, maintaining client databases of plan designs, costs, contacts, and other benefit program features for the Health & Wellness team in the benefits division at Insight.

Before joining Insight, Brodeur worked as an analyst of premium administration at Long Term Care Partners, a federal contractor in Portsmouth. In this role he was responsible for managing relationships with internal and external partners, including sixteen governmental agencies.

Brodeur holds a bachelor of science degree in healthcare management and policy from the University of New Hampshire.

Recently Insight Performance commented on workplace communication in the Herald Tribune:

What should you tell your employees and what should you hold back? How should your employees communicate to management and to their peers? What communications are taboo in the workplace?.

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Insight Performance founder and CEO Nancy Mobley was recently profiled in the Boston Business Journal’s executive profiles.

Click here to read the full story: Nancy Mobley BBJ