Fintech employee benefits platform joins GRiD

Bravo Benefits

John Brazier
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Technology-based employee benefits platform Bravo Benefits has become the latest member of Group Risk Development (GRiD).

The fintech uses cloud technology to combine employee benefits software, reward and recognition, communication, health and wellbeing and group risk benefits onto one platform. As a member of GRiD, Bravo Benefits will have an opportunity to network with industry leaders, have exclusive access to employer research and put staff through the GRiD Training Academy. Earlier this month, insurtech INSTANDA also became a member of GRiD, following law firm BDB Pitmans and return-to-work specialist Working to Wellbeing last month. Wojciech Dochan, co-founder and managing director of Bravo Ben...

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