Sheila Chesterman, Vice President of Insurance Sales

Health Insurance Expertise and Employee Benefit Services

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Meet Sheila Chesterman

Sheila joins Hudson United with over 16 years of experience as a licensed insurance broker. Sheila's goal is to find the highest quality health insurance program with the most cost effective premium, and support her client's with excellent customer service.

Sheila's passion for employee benefits and lengthy record of insurance industry experience provides her with the insight, skills and determination to solve even the most difficult employee benefit dilemmas.  Recognizing that no one approach is the right approach for every situation, her method involves thorough reviews, diligent research and an organized, well thought out, customized strategy.

Backed by a well-trained staff, substantial resources and with a successful track record of professional service and effectively designing employee benefits cost control strategies for several hundred clients, Sheila is prepared to anticipate and resolve even the most difficult employee benefit challenges.

She holds licenses in Life, Accident and Health, as well as Property and Casualty.

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If you are a business owner with 100 or more employees at the beginning of a plan year, you may be required to file an annual report with the Department of Labor/IRS. This “Form 5500” contains information about the plan and includes disclosure of all commissions and fees received by those who provide services to insured plans. Failure to file these forms by the required deadlines could result in substantial penalties.