Maven Blog

Reimagining workplace wellness: Goldman Sachs & Maven on building best-in-class reproductive health benefits

Goldman Sachs has teamed up with Maven to expand the company's fertility, family-building, and menopause support offerings. Learn more about why Goldman Sachs brought on Maven, and how innovative benefits can support employees at work.

Latest posts in

Insights

Want to improve employee retention? Start with women’s and family health support

Insights

Want to improve employee retention? Start with women’s and family health support

Explore why women's and family health benefits are essential tools for building employee engagement and reducing turnover, and how they should be a pivotal component of employee retention strategies.

Business case for family health benefits: How to win over your CFO with ROI

Insights

Business case for family health benefits: How to win over your CFO with ROI

Making the case for better family benefits? Here's how to present the right metrics, anticipate common objections, and demonstrate how investing in family health employee benefits translates to long-term business success.

Male fertility: The talk no one is having, until now

Insights

Male fertility: The talk no one is having, until now

Explore findings from Maven and Posterity's first-of-its-kind survey on men's fertility, including attitudes toward semen testing, lifestyle changes to improve fertility, and interest in digital health to support fertility needs.

Insights

How to evaluate fertility benefits vendors: A strategic framework for HR leaders

Hear from Charna Martini, AVP of Health Transformation at Aon, about a practical, strategic framework HR leaders can use to make smart, confident choices that balance employee expectations and business needs.

Insights

California’s new fertility law SB 729: What employers need to know

California’s Senate Bill 729 (SB 729) ushers in a new era for employer-covered infertility and fertility services. Here’s a breakdown of what SB 729 entails, who it affects, and how employers can prepare.

Insights

4 key components of preconception care benefits—and why you should offer them

86% of women are not getting preconception care from their family physician or OB-GYN, which can lead to a range of poor outcomes, from unnecessary fertility treatment to pregnancy complications and preterm births. You can help.