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My Story

On May 22, 2007 my wife developed a blood clot in her brain and had a stroke while behind the wheel of her car. Miraculously, she drifted through an intersection without being hit and had a low speed collision with parked cars. Thanks to the efforts of a quick thinking neighbor we were able to rush her to the hospital only a few short blocks away.

My wife spent 3 weeks in the hospital followed by our painful journey of physical rehabilitation and speech therapy. I was forced to put my business on hold because I was my wife’s primary caregiver for several months.

Despite the obvious hardship we still consider ourselves extremely fortunate because without the supplemental insurance we had, an extremely difficult situation would have been even more devastating then it has been.

Phillip Caldwell, Founder and Principal

Phillip Caldwell is the Founder and Principal of Archer Benefits. He brings a powerful blend of experience and expertise in financial services and employee benefits to his role as the leader of this organization. Phillip possesses an in-depth understanding of the needs and concerns of business owners, developed through extensive experience in a variety of sales and advisory roles. He is fully licensed in Life, Health and Accident Insurance.

Phillip honed his skills and expertise in the employee benefits field as an Account Executive for Benefit Services Inc., a for-profit subsidiary of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce. Here, he quickly gained the reputation as a goal-oriented and dedicated employee benefits expert, with a commitment to providing excellent and personalized service to his clients. He developed his expertise in providing consultative services, and by creating, implementing, and administering employee benefits plans to a wide range of organizations in the Philadelphia area.

As a civic-minded individual, Phillip is actively involved in community service. He has served as an Executive Board Member for the Young Friends of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and has raised funds for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. He has participated in the El Tour de Tucson Century Ride Team in Training, and is a member of the Children’s Crisis Treatment Center.