Bringing in a global broker remains a core component of a governance strategy for many global companies and can mean the difference between success and inconsistency at the local level. Global brokers can help ensure that a global benefits strategy is aligned to local designs and implementations in countries with limited resources, a task that is often challenging. For those in a global role, leveraging a global broker can provide an efficient way to manage multiple policies and programs across a number of countries. For those in a country or regional role, the perspective and impact of the arrangement can be different. This benchmarking summary provides information about the regional and global perspectives on global brokers, as well as tips and best practices.