SNJ Business People

Conner Strong Names Samuel T. Proctor Vice President/Employee Benefits Consultant 

03/24/09

  Conner Strong announced that Samuel Proctor has been named Vice President/Employee Benefits Consultant. Proctor is one of the firm’s recent hires designed to bolster client service.
   Proctor brings more than 20 years of professional experience to Conner Strong, where he will be responsible for managing a portfolio of key accounts and consulting clients on healthcare strategy, design and administration.
  Prior to Conner Strong, Proctor was Principal, Lead Client Consultant and Portfolio Manager for the Philadelphia and New Jersey offices at Hewitt Associates. While there, he was responsible for consulting to employer clients on design, financing, marketing and implementation of health and welfare plans.

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