Jodi Wellhoefer

Jodi Wellhoefer is an Employee Benefits Client Executive in M3’s Green Bay office, where she partners closely with employers to develop benefit strategies that support employee retention, attraction, and long-term success.

Jodi’s career path into employee benefits was shaped by her background in customer service and human resources. Having spent much of her career “on the other side of the desk,” she brings a deep understanding of the challenges employers and employees face every day. That firsthand perspective made consulting a natural next step and continues to inform her client-first approach.

In her role at M3, Jodi works side by side with clients to build thoughtful, practical employee benefits strategies. She is especially passionate about helping employers and employees navigate what can often feel like a confusing insurance landscape. Through clear communication, education, and transparency, Jodi helps clients better understand their plans so they can confidently use them when it matters most.

Human resources and employee relations are Jodi’s professional sweet spot. She enjoys helping employers solve both HR- and insurance-related challenges, and she takes pride in building strong, lasting relationships with her clients—many of whom become friends beyond the workday.

Jodi is actively involved in the HR community

• Currently serves as a member of the Fox Valley SHRM Chapter and the Lakeshore Area HR Association.
• She is also a board member of Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services
• She has previously served as President of the Fox Valley SHRM Chapter and North Central District Director of the Wisconsin State SHRM Council.
• She holds the SHRM-CP and Group Benefits Associate (GBA) designations and is licensed in Wisconsin for life, health, property, and casualty insurance.
• Jodi earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point.

Outside of work, Jodi enjoys golfing, spending time with family and friends at her cottage in Shawano, reading, cooking, experimenting with sourdough, and taking early morning walks.