Allison Arndt
Wellness Manager
Assurance, a Marsh McLennan Agency
Wellness Manager
Assurance, a Marsh McLennan Agency
Alli Arndt is a Wellness Manager on Assurance’s Risk Management Team. With a passion for improving the health of companies and their employees, Alli works closely with her clients to create large-scale corporate wellness programs. After first gaining a solid understanding of a company’s culture, Alli then helps to develop, implement and manage a strategic wellness program tailored to their needs.
Prior to Assurance, Alli was a Physical Therapy Technician at Accelerated Rehabilitation Centers. While there, she worked with patients to develop specific and measurable rehabilitation programs.
My goal is to help clients implement personalized wellness programs that are effective at minimizing risk, mitigating chronic conditions and lowering long-term claims costs.
Alli received her Bachelor’s degree in Health and Human Physiology with an emphasis in Health Promotion from the University of Iowa. She received her Certified Worksite Wellness Specialist (CWWS) and Certified Worksite Wellness Program Manager (CWWPM) designations from the National Wellness Institute. She is a member of Assurance’s Wellness Committee and served as the 2017 Chair. Alli enjoys volunteering with the American Lung Association and American Heart Association.
Assurance, a Marsh & McLennan Agency LLC, company, is a full-service brokerage providing business insurance, employee benefits, private client insurance, and retirement services to businesses and individuals across the country. Assurance operates as Marsh & McLennan Agency’s Midwest regional headquarters. Consistently recognized as a top workplace, Assurance attracts and retains its insurance talent by rewarding expertise, investing in career development, and recognizing contributions. Assurance colleagues enjoy an award-winning culture that fosters a highly productive and results-driven working environment.
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