Keith Storie Joins Alliant Insurance Services’ Pacific Northwest Benefits Team

Veteran consultant has four decades of experience in benefits strategy, labor relations, and complex plan design

IRVINE, CA — Keith Storie has joined Alliant Insurance Services as Senior Vice President within its Employee Benefits Group. The Washington State-based consultant will partner with a diverse client base to develop and implement strategic health and welfare solutions that align with organizational goals.

“Keith’s depth of experience across both carrier and consulting environments gives him a unique ability to navigate complex benefit challenges,” said Kevin Overbey, President, Alliant Employee Benefits. “His strategic approach and commitment to delivering strong, measurable outcomes make him a valuable addition to our growing team in the Pacific Northwest.”

Storie joins Alliant with a comprehensive background spanning ancillary carrier operations and consulting. His carrier experience includes LTD claims, consultative sales, national accounts, strategic partnerships, and product development, including voluntary benefits. On the consulting side, he has worked extensively with labor and trust health and welfare plans, public entities, government organizations, utilities, tribal groups, nonprofits, school districts, and private employers.

Prior to joining Alliant, Storie was a Senior Principal and Health and Benefits Consultant at a national employee benefits consulting firm with experience in plan design, funding and risk transfer alternatives, and strategic planning. He also led numerous client teams overseeing renewals, service delivery, compliance, and business growth.

Storie earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon. He holds multiple professional designations, including Registered Health Underwriter (RHU), Certified Professional in Disability Management (CPDM), Fellow of the Life Management Institute (FLMI), and Associate, Life Health Claims (ALHC). To connect and learn more, visit his LinkedIn profile.