Meet the Team


  • Founder

    Karl André Talbot is a Canadian businessman, an international marketing advisor and a film producer. After producing 30-minute documercials for two decades, Karl jumped in a new format for storytelling, documentaries and movies.

    "Silenced, as mercury rises" was his first full documentary. Karl also just finished filming a new documentary coming out in 2023 called "Inactivity Pandemic". He is presently working on writing two more environmental documentaries and two new movies.


  • Founder GoGet.Fit

    Dr. Peter Rawlek is the founder and CEO of GoGet.Fit, a company that aims to improve the health and wellness of individuals and communities through lifestyle modifications. Peter's vision for GoGet.Fit stems from his extensive experience as an emergency room physician, where he has witnessed the devastating impact of lifestyle-modifiable diseases on patients and their families. Peter brings over three decades of experience in critical and trauma medicine to his role as CEO of GoGet.Fit. He has worked as a Trauma Team Leader at the University of Alberta, a STARS flight physician, a rural medical director for STARS, and presently serves as an emergency room physician. In addition to his medical expertise, Peter is also a world-class athlete with a background in badminton and Nordic ski racing. He has channeled his passion for health and fitness into entrepreneurship, founding and owning the Mountain Munchkin Daycare project in Canmore, Alberta, a social enterprise that focuses on developing core competencies in children in an educational and inclusive environment. Peter's latest venture, GoGet.Fit, has had a significant impact on the lives of individuals and communities.

    The Habit Support Platform has been selected to power PHIT Canada in its not-for-profit work to empower educators to get student bodies more active, and to support healthcare teams in Nova Scotia Health Authority and in Alberta PCNs to scale limited healthcare resources to support large numbers of patients with and without lifestyle-modifiable conditions. GoGet.Fit has also supported cancer survivors and surgical residents in Boston medical centers, among other initiatives.

    Peter's dedication to improving health and wellness is evident in his work with GoGet.Fit, and his extensive experience in medicine, athletics, and entrepreneurship make him uniquely qualified to lead health driven initiatives and advance partnerships with similarly aligned organizations.

  • Director of Research GoGet.Fit

    Dr. Scott Rollo is currently a Health Promotion Specialist with Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services (CFMWS). He also serves as the Director of Research, Strategy and Content Development for GoGet.Fit – a habit-formation & behavioural support platform and health technology company. Prior to this, Dr. Rollo was a postdoctoral research fellow with the Healthy Active Living and Obesity research group at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute and with the School of Epidemiology and Public Health, Faculty of Medicine at the University of Ottawa.

    He has a PhD in Kinesiology, specializing in evidence-based health promotion and health behaviour change research targeting lifestyle behaviours. As a health promotion specialist with CFMWS, Scott has the privilege to facilitate briefings/workshops and plan, organize, and implement the delivery of health promotion programs and campaigns to support the health and well-being and optimize operational performance of CAF members and their families.

    He oversees research and content development and engages in strategic planning for the digital health company, GGF. He is a key contributor to PHIT Canada, a not-for-profit national initiative to get 3 million students active by 2024. Dr. Rollo has conducted healthy active living epidemiology, population-based health measurement and surveillance, and public health promotion research in both adult and pediatric populations. He has also been involved in healthy active living knowledge translation and mobilization, as well as the development of evidence- based recommendations.

    He has worked with numerous databases and surveillance systems, which has allowed him to examine trends in socio-demographic characteristics, built environment factors, health behaviours, and health outcomes from large, diverse, and geographically stratified samples of children and adults across multiple countries. Scott has served on steering committees and engaged in multi-disciplinary collaboration with experts around the world. He has also developed research partnerships and fulfilled research contracts with Statistics Canada, the Public Health Agency of Canada, and ParticipACTION. Dr. Rollo’s work experience has provided him with a critical understanding of community health promotion activities, interventions, and program evaluation.

    He has developed and implemented several research studies and health promotion programs targeting physical activity, sedentary behaviour, smoking cessation, mental health, school health, and occupational health and wellness using behaviour change frameworks and digital health, counselling, planning, and social marketing techniques.

    Dr. Rollo has published >30 scientific papers and book chapters, delivered >25 national or international conference presentations, and secured research funding at the provincial/national level. He has also taught ‘Psychology of Human Movement Science’ at Western University and ‘Contemporary Issues in Healthy Active Living: Biological, Psychosocial, Policy and Global Perspectives’ at Carleton University. Dr. Rollo is passionate about working in a team-oriented environment dedicated to monitoring population health, developing public health messages, and implementing effective community programs and services to foster healthy active living, prevent chronic diseases and promote public health and well-being.