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FEBRUARY 09, 2021
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Copy LinkThe development of a coronavirus vaccine is an incredible feat by the global medical community, offering a moment of optimism for many. Yet, in the U.S., the total number of vaccines administered to-date is still far below the federal government's initial goal of inoculating 20 million Americans by the end of 2020. Vaccine distribution at a mass scale will require integration and collaboration across state, national, international, and global entities. This mass-scale distribution must also focus on equitable distribution, ensuring that high-risk populations and essential workers have priority access. Then, there's the challenge of addressing the skepticism and hesitancy among those unwilling to get vaccinated.
Companies are looking to vaccines to help resume normal business operations and serving their communities. Join this webcast to learn how businesses and governments should collaborate and the role of corporate citizenship in accelerating pandemic response efforts.
As an attendee of this webcast, you will:
Who Should Attend: Senior-level corporate citizenship, corporate social responsibility, and philanthropy leaders; senior communication and governance executives
Institute Leader, Corporate Citizenship & Philanth…
The Conference Board
Corporate Citizenship Watch is a webcast that offers expert thought leadership and tools for companies to meet the changing expectations for business in addressing societal challenges. With examples from across the globe, each webcast shares leading-edge ideas on how to leverage core competencies while partnering with governments, other businesses, and nonprofits.
This On-Demand Webcast is Complimentary.
