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This video segment and article summary includes trends and tips for employers on how to help employees define their retirement plan goals, how to use plan design to…

In this video we review recent trends in employee benefits that are happening out in the market today. This video also includes recent Northwest employer…

In Part 2 of Attracting and Retaining Quality Employees, The Partners Group provides insight and tips on how to effectively communicate the entire…

“In the Pacific Northwest we have unemployment at less than 5% and that is heating up the competition in…

In May of 2016 The Partners Group hosted an event to honor one of their first generation co-founders, Bill Meacham, as he headed into retirement.

Jake Shafer, CFO at The Partners Group, named Portland Business Journal “CFO of the Year” Honoree The Partners Group Chief Financial Officer,…

The Partners Group, a leading Northwest based financial and insurance consulting firm, was named #4 in the metro-area commercial insurance…

Eli Kerr, son of The Partners Group Co-Founder Bruce Kerr, was featured on television for his amazing and touching prom-posal…   Bruce Kerr…

Mike Arnold, Account Executive with The Partners Group Commercial Insurance Division, recently presented on Insurance & Risk Management at Educational…

The Partners Group employees participated in the Fight for Air Climb in Portland, OR and in Seattle, WA. The Partners Group, a leading Northwest based financial and insurance consulting firm, had employees compete in a friendly competition during the Fight For Air Climb. The employees below signed up to participate in a fundraising event where you climb stairs in skyscrapers while raising money for the American Lung Association. On top of this fundraising event, TPG challenged local offices in Bellevue and Portland to see which of The Partners Group locations could climb more flights of stairs. Although the competition was fun, the goal was to support the American Lung Association. Thanks to the employees, the American Lung Association received $1,386 in donations.