Eric Gulko Reappointed to Massachusetts Health Connector Board

Gulko, founder and president of Innovo Benefits Group, will continue serving on the Commonwealth Health Insurance Connector Authority Board of Directors through June 2029.

CONCORD, Mass. — Innovo Benefits Group is proud to announce that founder and President Eric Gulko has been reappointed by Governor Maura Healy to another three-year term on the Board of Directors of the Commonwealth Health Insurance Connector Authority. Gulko will serve on the 11-member board through June 30, 2029, under the leadership of Chair Kiame Mahaniah, Secretary of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services. He serves in a seat statutorily dedicated to a member of NABIP-MA  (formerly known as the MA Association of Health Underwriters), a professional benefits organization in which he is the current Legislative Chair and Immediate Past President.

Established in 2006 as the nation’s first state-based health insurance marketplace, the Massachusetts Health Connector has become a model for expanding access to affordable, high-quality health coverage. Today, it serves over a quarter million Massachusetts residents, providing an easy way for individuals, families and small business to compare, select and enroll in health insurance plans that meet their needs.

As a board member, Gulko brings decades of experience in employee benefits, health insurance strategy and public policy. Working alongside top experts in the industry, Eric is honored to play a role in helping Massachusetts residents and small businesses access the incredible care that our State’s health care system has to offer.

“During this period of unprecedented challenges in healthcare affordability, helping residents and small businesses access affordable, high-quality health coverage is a critical responsibility and one I take great pride in. This reappointment reflects Innovo’s ongoing commitment to strengthening our communities and supporting innovative solutions that improve access to health care for all.”