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CapAcuity

www.capacuity.com

 
CapAcuity stands apart from other companies in the executive benefits marketplace. With our team of experts, we bring a new perspective to the Executive Benefit Supply Chain. We ensure plan sponsors are taking full advantage of the latest tax, regulatory, investment, and pricing developments. We design and implement enhancements in investments, optimize funding, and negotiate vendor and product pricing. And we provide proactive management and oversight of these benefit plans going forward. The results can substantially improve financial results for plan sponsors, and enhance retirement outcomes for plan participants.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.capacuity.com
  • 300 International Parkway
    Lake Mary, FL USA 32746
  • Phone: 407.949.6889

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Thomas Cook
 Chief Technology Officer Profile

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