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Work Health Experts joins Grid

by Emma Simon
August 4, 2026
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Work Health Experts has joined the trade body for the group risk sector, Group Risk Development.

The firm looks to help employers improve workforce health through evidence-based education, manager training and consultancy. Work Health Experts says it looks to help businesses identify health issues earlier, support employees more effectively and maximise the impact of their health and wellbeing investment.

Work Health Experts managing director and cofounder Siera Torontow says: “Membership of Grid gives Work Health Experts the opportunity to work alongside the insurers, advisers and industry leaders, bringing prevention and education higher up the agenda.”

Grid says this aligns with its own ethos that better outcomes can be delivered via early intervention and preventative health measures on group risk products.

Grid chair Colin Fitzgerald says: “Much of the success of Grid as an industry body is the breadth and depth of its membership.

“The positive influences work in both directions. It is great to have a strong membership of people and companies directly working in Group Risk, alongside the perspective and input we receive from our diverse array of partners. We are, therefore, very happy to welcome Work Health Experts and look forward to the voice they will be able to add in terms of early intervention and prevention.”

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