
Founder and Managing Principal, UBF Consulting | Health Rosetta Advisor
A career defined by clarity, discipline, and measurable results in employer health care.
Alan Wang helps employers rethink the way they buy, manage, and measure health care — bringing financial discipline, operational practicality, and genuine meaning to employee benefits.
Alan Wang is the Founder and Managing Principal of UBF Consulting, where he helps employers rethink the way they buy, manage, and measure health care. Over more than 30 years in employee benefits, human resources, population health, and organizational change, Alan has worked with closely held private companies, public-sector organizations, private-equity portfolio companies, and multinational enterprises across the United States, Europe, and Asia.
His work sits at the intersection of business performance and human well-being: helping leaders make better decisions, build stronger vendor partnerships, and create benefit strategies that are financially disciplined, operationally practical, and meaningful to employees.
At UBF, Alan leads engagements for employers that need more than incremental benefit-plan adjustments — bringing structure and transparency to decisions that are often difficult for executive teams to compare.
Designed and guided procurement processes involving billions of dollars in health care spend across medical carrier, TPA, stop-loss, and PBM initiatives.
Claims and financial analysis, actuarial modeling, performance guarantees, benchmarking, and vendor interviews that support defensible decision-making.
Documentation and governance processes that support fiduciary oversight, compliance, and transparent executive accountability.
Care navigation, analytics, population health, and enterprise benefit-consolidation initiatives that drive measurable outcomes.
Alan's work has placed him alongside leadership teams in retail, restaurant, hospitality, manufacturing, logistics, technology, financial services, health care, and consumer products. Through UBF, the firm has supported organizations such as Mattel, UCSF/Children's Hospital, and Union Bank, along with employers managing large, multi-location workforces and significant health-plan complexity.
Vendor ecosystem evaluations spanning 10,000 to 100,000 employees
Health-plan populations ranging from 20,000 to 200,000 covered lives
Vendor fee reduction in one multi-state benefits-consolidation initiative
Multi-state procurement and governance spanning more than 200 locations






Since 2023, Alan has served as a Health Rosetta Advisor — a role that aligns closely with his broader commitment to transparent, high-value employer health care.
Employers can challenge legacy purchasing models, improve accountability, and create better outcomes when they have the right data, the right process, and the discipline to ask better questions.
Alan helps leaders move from abstract strategy to decisions that can be implemented, measured, and explained to boards, finance teams, human resources leaders, and employees alike.
Claims analysis, actuarial modeling, and financial benchmarking that reveal what's actually happening in a health plan.
Structured procurement, governance frameworks, and vendor accountability mechanisms that create defensible decisions.
Challenging legacy assumptions and helping leadership teams move beyond incremental thinking toward transformative outcomes.

Alan worked with Dee W. Edington, PhD, of the University of Michigan, helping companies create cultures of health — and was mentioned in Edington's second book, Shared Values - Shared Results: Positive Organizational Health as a Win-Win Philosophy.
Alan's background includes a long-standing focus on culture, well-being, and organizational health. His speaking and consulting work has taken him throughout the world, including engagements with organizations such as Domino's, The Cooper Companies, Nestle, and Kodak.
Alan translates complex ideas into interactive conversations that engage executives, managers, and employees alike — making strategy accessible at every level of an organization.
Colleagues and clients often describe Alan as analytical, practical, relational, and deeply curious about people. His coaching background continues to shape how he works with clients every day.
Relationships are the foundation of every engagement. Alan invests in understanding people before prescribing solutions.
Complex decisions become navigable when the right frameworks, data, and process are applied with discipline and transparency.
As a former head lacrosse coach who built a program from 10 players to 150 athletes and a 20-person coaching staff, Alan knows how to push people toward their potential.
Whether in benefits consulting or on the field, the goal is the same: help teams accomplish more than they thought possible.
Across his career, Alan's through-line has remained consistent: understand the client, bring order to complexity, and help organizations convert good intentions into measurable results.
Deep listening and curiosity about people, culture, and organizational context before any recommendation is made.
Structured frameworks, financial rigor, and governance processes that make difficult decisions transparent and defensible.
Whether advising on health care procurement, facilitating executive dialogue, or supporting culture change — hands-on execution that delivers measurable outcomes.

Alan Wang is the Founder and Managing Principal of UBF Consulting and a Health Rosetta Advisor since 2023. For more than 30 years, he has helped employers strengthen benefits strategy, health care procurement, vendor accountability, population health, and culture-of-health initiatives.
Led complex procurement and evaluation work involving billions of dollars in health care spend, including medical carrier, TPA, stop-loss, PBM, direct contracting, care navigation, analytics, and enterprise benefit-consolidation initiatives.
Worked with organizations such as Mattel, UCSF/Children's Hospital, and Union Bank, along with large national employers managing 10,000 to 100,000 employees and 20,000 to 200,000 covered lives.
Worked with Dee W. Edington, PhD, of the University of Michigan, helping companies create cultures of health, and was mentioned in Edington's Shared Values - Shared Results.
Known for combining financial discipline with a relational, coaching-oriented approach — helping leadership teams bring clarity to complex decisions and turn strategy into measurable results.
Alan Wang