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APRIL 05, 2022
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Copy LinkThe pandemic has shone a bright light on the issue of health inequity, which are unfair differences in human health based on demographic, social, economic, and geographic circumstances. It is a problem that is so longstanding and prevalent that many people may take it for granted. But it need not be so.
Corporate citizenship leaders are focusing on this issue as never before. They are considering how to go beyond the traditional role of corporate philanthropy in providing money to cure and treat diseases, help those in need get better medical care, and support better access to hospitals and other community-based health organizations. Today, corporate citizenship leaders are expanding their focus to consider other factors that drive health inequity, including environmental factors such as clean air and water, and social factors such as access to good nutrition.
This webcast will focus on how companies and their corporate citizenship leaders are working toward health equity to improve not just health care but health itself for everyone in society.
Join us to learn:
Who should attend: Current and prospective board members of public and private companies; CEOs and C-suite executives; sustainability, DEI, corporate citizenship and 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.
