AFLAC Supplemental Benefits
Supplemental benefits that bridge the major-medical gap — paid directly to your employees when they need it.
- Improve recruiting and retention
- Little to no employer cost
- Flexible plan options
For businesses that don't have time to figure it out alone — from 50-person teams to 10,000+ employee operators.
Ovie Mughelli, MBA · 2× NFL All-Pro · Founder, ONO Consulting (since 2008) · Brand Partner: AFLAC, Walmart, Roku, Lipton, Post Cereal · Hollings Cancer Center Advisory Board

Three product lines, three named partners, real outcomes for businesses from 50 employees through 10,000+ multi-location operators. Pick the one that fits where you are today.
Supplemental benefits that bridge the major-medical gap — paid directly to your employees when they need it.
Transparent, cost-efficient group health plans through GP Agency — put your business back in control of rising healthcare costs.
Through Capstone Health — preventative wellness that scales from growing teams to enterprise.
Plus speaking, brand partnerships, and NFL alumni network — see the full list below.
Three doors, one platform. Pick the one that matches your situation — each one opens onto content optimized for your intent.
AFLAC supplemental, group health through GP Agency, preventative wellness through Capstone Health. Real outcomes for businesses from 50-person teams to 10,000+ employee multi-location operators.
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Strategic conversationNine seasons in the NFL taught me what most leaders learn too late: the best teams aren't built around stars. They're built around systems — the kind nobody sees from the outside.
The best teams aren't built around stars. They're built around systems.
After my last Falcons season in 2010 I retired from active play in 2012, went back to work, and started building the systems I now bring to other people's businesses. The MBA at George Washington gave me the language. The years since gave me the reps — buying benefits for my own teams, picking partners, sitting on boards, watching what works and what flatters the spreadsheet but never lands.
Today I run ONO Consulting, represent AFLAC nationally, sit on the board of the Hollings Cancer Center, and speak to leaders trying to do the same thing — build something that lasts. None of that is a separate business. It's one platform, expressed in the markets where the right relationship is worth more than the right ad spend.
A small selection. The full speaking page has dates, venues, and how to book me for yours.
The credentials are real, the numbers are real, and the work compounds. Five signals that show up before the first call.