Allan Smofsky is the Principal Strategist of Smofsky Strategic Planning (SSP), a strategic planning health consultancy. Allan has extensive experience in employee benefits and workplace prevention and disease management strategies. He conducts research and consults to stakeholders across the spectrum of health and benefits. A fluently bilingual (English and French) native of Montreal, Allan founded SSP in 2004 following several years in senior-level leadership and consulting positions with global health and benefits consulting firms, as well as workplace health service providers. He is currently based in the Toronto, Canada area. Allan attended Concordia University in Montreal, where he studied business administration. He is an active member of several health & benefits industry organizations and teaches at Centennial College’s School of Community and Health Studies Workplace Wellness & Health Promotion post-graduate program. Allan also sits on two Boards of Directors - the Ontario Workplace Health Coalition and HealthPartners, which groups 17 of Canada’s largest health charities. Allan has demonstrated leadership in advocating for a more comprehensive and integrated approach to organizational health. He is a past winner of the Benefits Canada Workplace Benefits Award and is a frequently invited speaker and writer on organizational health, benefits and well-being issues. | | Chris Bonnett established H3 Consulting in 1999, after 18 years of progressive experience in employee benefits. He provides practical prescription drug and dental policy research for private- and public-sector leaders and advises on strategies to improve health in the workplace. He has authored dozens of articles and spoken at more than 150 in-person and web-based conferences for organizations across Canada and in the US. Chris has been a director on the Boards of four health service organizations. He was the longest-serving member of the Sanofi Canada Healthcare Survey Advisory Board until the survey’s transition to new sponsorship in 2021. Chris is a member of the Program Advisory Committee for Humber College’s Bachelor of Health Sciences – Workplace Health and Wellness degree. He provides peer review of drug policy research for the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Chris holds a Master's degree in Health Science from the University of Toronto, and a PhD in drug policy from the University of Waterloo. |