Eagan, MN, April 24, 2017 -- SelectAccount, a leader in health spending administration and one of the largest HSA non-bank custodians, announced today that Greg Champlain has joined the company as the Senior Vice President of National Account Sales. In his role, Greg will be responsible for National Account Sales and providing sales leadership within the Central Region, reporting to Chief Growth Officer E. Craig Keohan.
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Greg brings more than 10 years of health savings account and consumer driven health sales experience to SelectAccount. Most recently, Greg served as the Vice President of Sales at ConnectYourCare where he was responsible for business development in the Midwest. Prior to ConnectYourCare, Greg was a Regional Sales Director at HealthEquity. While at HealthEquity, he was named the top sales leader among his peers, selling hundreds of thousands health savings accounts during his tenure.
“We are very excited to welcome Greg to SelectAccount,” said E. Craig Keohan, SelectAccount Chief Growth Officer. “With HSAs being more popular than ever, we are looking forward to leveraging Greg’s tenured industry experience as we continue to expand our member base across the United States. I believe Greg’s passion for our business paired with his drive for success will help enable us to achieve our goals.”
To learn more about SelectAccount, visit SelectAccount.com.
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Linda Novitt SelectAccount 651.662.9176 [email protected]


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