Episode 301: Growing An Employee Lifestyle Benefits Platform - Fringe
About this episode
The episode discusses how personalized employee benefits can enhance workplace culture and employee engagement.
Employee benefits aren’t about money.They’re about how people feel. When leaders offer personalized perks, employees feel seen, valued, and more connected to the company. Genuine care in culture beats bigger paychecks. A strong workplace isn’t built on swag. It’s built on choice, recognition, and everyday experiences employees actually enjoy. On my latest episode of A Better HR Business, I sat down with Jordan Peace, CEO & Co-Founder of Fringe, to explore why personalized perks are reshaping recruitment, retention, and engagement. Fringe is built on a marketplace of lifestyle benefits - everything from massage memberships and clothing subscriptions to larger, meaningful purchases. The goal? Immediate value and real excitement. As Jordan shared: “We wanted to put the power in the hands of employees to choose what benefits were most relevant to them and their families.” In this episode, we cover: Why traditional benefits often miss the mark How personalized perks fit into daily life Closing the gap between employer spend and employee value Using tailored benefits to boost loyalty and engagement Building trust through authenticity and transparency We also had an interesting…
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