Brandon Guest is an area president in South Carolina at Gallagher Benefits Services, Inc. A resident of Charleston, South Carolina, Brandon Guest has a number of certifications, including the Certified Employee Benefits Specialist (CEBS) designation from University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business.
In addition to the CEBS designation, the Wharton School offers employee-benefit specialists additional specialty designations. Since its launch in the mid-1970s, the CEBS designation has become one of the most respected in the industry, and up to this point, 14,000 people have earned it, and this mission to educate professionals in health and welfare plans is carried out through the addition of the Group Benefits Associate (GBA) and the Retirement Plans Associate (RPA).
The CEBS designation is a five-course program that is a comprehensive overview of employee benefits principles. The two additional designations-GBA and RPA-can be received after the person completes two additional examinations upon completing three courses related to directing benefits programs and strategic benefits management. These designations are granted by both the Wharton School and the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans.
In addition to the CEBS designation, the Wharton School offers employee-benefit specialists additional specialty designations. Since its launch in the mid-1970s, the CEBS designation has become one of the most respected in the industry, and up to this point, 14,000 people have earned it, and this mission to educate professionals in health and welfare plans is carried out through the addition of the Group Benefits Associate (GBA) and the Retirement Plans Associate (RPA).
The CEBS designation is a five-course program that is a comprehensive overview of employee benefits principles. The two additional designations-GBA and RPA-can be received after the person completes two additional examinations upon completing three courses related to directing benefits programs and strategic benefits management. These designations are granted by both the Wharton School and the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans.
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