Goddard Perry joins GRiD

Employee benefits provider

Hemma Visavadia
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Goddard Perry Employee Benefits (Goddard Perry) is the latest firm to join industry body Group Risk Development (GRiD).

Goddard Perry provides corporate consulting and administration services on workplace pensions and group employee benefits. As part of its membership Goddard Perry will gain access to networking opportunities and updates from GRiD on industry and legislative changes, such as the upcoming Consumer Duty. Mark Pattison, director, Goddard Perry said: "As our business goes through a transformation and rebrand, becoming members of GRiD gives us a good opportunity to demonstrate our commitment to best practice, compliance and quality services." Paul White, chair of GRiD added that its memb...

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