Report: CFOs are key decision makers on wellness benefits

Here’s a look at the data that matters to top financial officers choosing whether to invest in new wellness programs.

By Ted Kitterman @tedkitkat July 20, 2021

When it comes to who your wellness program must convince of its efficacy and value, the No. 1 stop should be the chief financial officer.

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