Yolanda Joins Oakland Headquarters, Serving Spanish-Speaking Employers Nationwide

(PRWEB) June 23, 2016

Sterling Administration is proud to announce that Yolanda Hermosillo Fagen has joined the team as Director of Sales, serving Spanish-speaking employer groups nationwide.

Yolanda has over 20 years of experience in service-based businesses including human resources, insurance, higher education and financial software. A leader in the professional community, she is a board member and membership chair of the Northern California Human Resources Association, as well as co-founder and board member of the Bay Area Cooperate Education Alliance. Yolanda is also a member of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Cora Tellez, Sterling President and CEO, says, “I am very pleased to welcome Yolanda to the Sterling family. With Yolanda’s leadership, we believe Sterling will be better able to respond in an effective way to the needs of our clients who may prefer to communicate in Spanish regarding our products and services.”

About Sterling Administration
Sterling Administration is an independent administrator for HSAs, HRAs, FSAs, POPs and COBRA. Additionally, Sterling offers expert compliance services for ERISA Wrap, Form 5500 Filing, non-discrimination testing, and requirements under the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act (PPACA); it also offers an online benefits enrollment platform in English and Spanish.

Sterling was named a national Best Place to Work by Business Insurance Magazine in 2014. Sterling’s office culture promotes health and wellness, reinforced by daily walks and stretching, led by CEO Cora Tellez. Sterling is based in Oakland, California with remote staff nationwide. Visit Sterling online at http://www.sterlingadministration.com.

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