Nationwide Pet
Isley Gebman is a Senior Analyst and Data Governance Advisor at Nationwide Pet, beginning in January 2024, with prior experience as a Data Designer at the same company from May to August 2023. At Nationwide Pet, Isley contributed to Project Falcon, focusing on data sufficiency and process improvement, and implemented several data management solutions using PowerQuery and Power Automate. Isley also holds a work study position at the University at Buffalo's Ticket Office since August 2021. Previous roles include Math Tutor at The Math Place and Junior Staff Accountant at Lori L Strawbridge CPA. Education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Computational and Applied Mathematics from the University at Buffalo, along with coursework in Computer Science at Colorado College.
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Nationwide Pet
Pet insurance by Nationwide® is the pack leader in voluntary benefits. One in three Fortune 500 companies (more than 9,000 employer groups) offer Nationwide pet insurance as a voluntary benefit to their employees. HR executives and brokers looking to learn more about adding Nationwide pet insurance to their benefits portfolio can visit PetsVoluntaryBenefits.com or call 855-874-4944. Offering Nationwide pet insurance is easy and popular with associates, has a positive impact on both employees and employers and is available in all 50 states. Companies that offer pet insurance attract employees that show up to work excited, engaged, and ready to contribute. Nationwide was the first to offer pet insurance as a voluntary benefit through brokers and employer groups more than 20 years ago and continues to be their #1 choice. Nationwide pet insurance not only covers dogs and cats, but they are the only pet insurance company to offer coverage for birds and exotic pets! More than 1,000,000 pets (and counting!) are covered by Nationwide for medical conditions related to accidents, illnesses, and injuries. Despite all the noise around pet insurance, one thing remains clear: Nationwide is still the top dog.