Benefits Think Why employers should take an active approach this open enrollment season

Published September 14, 2017 12:29 PM EDT Updated September 18, 2017 4:18 PM EDT 6 Min Read

Senior vice president of national accounts

Gil is the senior vice president of national accounts at DirectPath. His focus is on driving sales and building partnerships at the national level. Gil brings 20 years of experience in the insurance … Read full bio

Kay Curling

SVP and chief human resources officer

Kay Curling is SVP and chief human resources officer for Salient CRGT. She is responsible for defining, developing and implementing strategic human resource initiatives aligned with Salient Federal … Read full bio

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