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07Sep2009

Josh Itzoe Recognized as a Leader in Making 401(k) Plans Great

DateMonday, September 7, 2009 at 12:00PM AuthorJosh Itzoe

Jerry Kalish had a nice mention of our firm and our approach in a recent blog entry.  He referenced us as one of the people leading the charge for making 401(k) plans great along with our friends at Brightscope and Roger L. Wohlner from Asset Strategy Consultants in Chicago.  Thanks, Jerry!

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