Sagitec welcomes Kevin Lynch to bolster presence in the Canadian benefits administration market (pension, labor and employment).
Sagitec is continuing to make strategic investments in Canada as part of its global expansion program. Canada is among the top 5 largest countries in terms of pension assets and is a key focus area for Sagitec going forward. Sagitec’s robust platform can administer complex benefits across industries and can scale and evolve as technology changes.
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Sagitec’s customers in Canada include Healthcare Employee Benefits (HEB) Manitoba and the PBAS group, one of Canada’s largest independent providers of benefits administration. The system is established to ensure compliance with the intricacies of the complexity in the Canadian market. Including, but not limited to, provincial legislation, Actuarial factor compliance, Pension Adjustments, and Annual Statement processing.
“We chose Sagitec as our partner based on the strength of their technology and their track record in helping organizations like ours transform their services,” said Paul Vallée, Director of Information Services, HEB Manitoba. “We’re very excited about this journey and the benefits we expect to deliver to our members and stakeholders.”
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Kevin Lynch has joined Sagitec to expand Sagitec’s benefits administration business including Pension, Labor, and Employment. Kevin is a seasoned Canadian bilingual executive with over 20 years of Benefits Administration experience in various roles in both Canada and the United States.
“I am glad to be part of the Sagitec and I look forward to expanding in Canada,” said Kevin Lynch, Account Executive, Sagitec. “We have a superior platform that can help private and public sector organizations here administer benefits easily and evolve with changing technology and business regulations.”
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