Alliant Insurance Services Welcomes Jennifer Bryson to Texas Employee Benefits Team

Veteran consultant has extensive experience in employee benefits, client development, and large-employer solutions
Jennifer Bryson has joined Alliant Insurance Services as Senior Vice President within its Employee Benefits Group, based in Dallas, Texas. She will work with employers to develop strategic health and welfare solutions while building long-term relationships and connecting clients with the resources needed to address evolving benefits challenges.
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“Jennifer has an outstanding ability to understand what clients need and then bring together the right people and resources to deliver meaningful results,” said Kevin Overbey, President, Alliant Employee Benefits. “Her strong relationships, strategic approach, and commitment to client service will bring tremendous value to our team and the employers we serve.”
Bryson brings more than 20 years of experience in employee benefits, health and welfare consulting, business development, and client relationship management. Her background includes employee benefits strategy, large-employer health and welfare programs, retiree health, and complex benefits consulting. A proven sales leader, mentor, and coach, Bryson is known for identifying growth opportunities, developing lasting client relationships, and helping teams translate client needs into effective solutions.
Prior to joining Alliant, Bryson was a senior principal with a global insurance and employee benefits consulting firm. She is also a published author and longtime advocate for families raising children with disabilities and medically complex needs.
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