CHRIS G. HYLTON, MA
President/CEO – HR, Benefit Consultant
Chris has been a Consultant in Alberta since 1981, and has extensive experience in the management of change processes as they impact human resource, employee benefits, and pensions. With both HR and Benefits, he has a unique perspective on how to make improvements in the workplace. He is also pleased to be a busy community volunteer.
With a small permanent staff and network of Associates, Hylton is pleased to consult on a variety of HR and benefit matters for organizations and unions. Assignments have included reviewing the HR and benefit practices at a municipal organization, and review of the compensation practices of large employers, and an employee satisfaction survey for a not for profit organization.
Whether the focus is fostering change or improving service, the results produced have achieved the desired goals. Chris has been particularly successful in modifying programs to make them more effective. Using tools such as focus groups and customer service surveys, changes have been positive and valued.
Chris has pioneered pilot programs designed to provide compensation and benefits programs to employees in a variety of industries.
Chris has a long record of community service and has served as trustee of the Bethany Care Society, and the Local Authorities Pension Board, which provides pension benefits to the majority of public sector employees in the province of Alberta. In addition he has been active with the following:
- Aboriginal Friendship Centre, Committee Member
- EASNA, EAPA, and CEAPA Board Member
- Calgary International Film Festival, Volunteer
- Microcredit program for Foundation for Women in Liberia
- Chris is a graduate of Queen’s and Laval Universities, with degrees in Political Science. He is a contributor to the Calgary Human Resource Association’s Perspective magazine, and has been a speaker and contributor to local and national print, and electronic media.
He appeared on CBC PrimeTime News as a panelist, discussing the funding arrangements of the Canada Pension Plan.