How many employer clients does Eugene J. Rossi have?

Eugene J. Rossi is named as broker on Form 5500 Schedule A filings for 4 distinct plan sponsors in 2 states.

Who are Eugene J. Rossi's largest employer clients?

By plan participants, the largest include Covelli Enterprises, Inc. (1,299 participants), Windsor House, Inc. C/O Fifth Third Bank Ttee (554 participants) and Covelli Family Limited Partnership (235 participants).

How much does Eugene J. Rossi earn in commissions?

Insurers reported $149,002 in broker commissions and $26,788 in fees paid to Eugene J. Rossi for plan year 2025, per Schedule A Part 1.

Where is Eugene J. Rossi located?

Eugene J. Rossi is based in Youngstown, OH and has employer clients in 2 states.

Benefits Intelligence/Broker Directory/Ohio

Eugene J. Rossi

Youngstown, OH

Eugene J. Rossi of Youngstown, OH is the broker of record on 6 Form 5500 Schedule A filings covering 4 employer benefit plans across 2 states, with $149,002 in reported broker commissions (plan year 2025).

Employer clients

distinct plan sponsors

Schedule A filings

States served

Reported commissions

$149,002

plan year 2025

Reported fees

$26,788

Quick answer

Eugene J. Rossi (Youngstown, OH) is the broker of record for 4 employer benefit plan sponsors on 6 Form 5500 Schedule A filings, plan year 2025.

How many employer clients does Eugene J. Rossi have?: Eugene J. Rossi is named as broker on Form 5500 Schedule A filings for 4 distinct plan sponsors in 2 states.
Who are Eugene J. Rossi's largest employer clients?: By plan participants, the largest include Covelli Enterprises, Inc. (1,299 participants), Windsor House, Inc. C/O Fifth Third Bank Ttee (554 participants) and Covelli Family Limited Partnership (235 participants).
How much does Eugene J. Rossi earn in commissions?: Insurers reported $149,002 in broker commissions and $26,788 in fees paid to Eugene J. Rossi for plan year 2025, per Schedule A Part 1.
Where is Eugene J. Rossi located?: Eugene J. Rossi is based in Youngstown, OH and has employer clients in 2 states.

Source: Fundz verified event record.

Employer clients

Plan sponsors naming Eugene J. Rossi on a Form 5500 Schedule A, largest first. Sponsor name, state, participant count and plan year end come directly from the filing.

Employer	State	Participants	Plan year end
Covelli Enterprises, Inc.	OH	1,299	2025-06-30
Windsor House, Inc. C/O Fifth Third Bank Ttee	OH	554	2025-06-30
Covelli Family Limited Partnership	OH	235	2025-06-30

1 more employer clients are on this firm's record, with the month each plan comes up again. See the full client list

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Form 5500 Schedule A Part 1 (broker of record), 2024 to 2025 plan years. Source: U.S. Department of Labor EFAST2. Commission and fee figures are as reported by the plan's insurer on Schedule A Part 1 and are not adjusted.