Making Public Good, Good Business: The Private Sector Case for Health Investment (Invite only)

When population health needs outpace public resources, businesses have the means to drive access and innovation. Companies can make meaningful contributions in expanding access to health care, from promoting early disease detection, through ensuring affordable medications, to fostering environments and products that support mental and physical well-being for employees, customers, and communities. Investing in health not only improves quality of life, but also delivers business advantages including higher productivity, lower long-term health-care costs, and stronger economic resilience. This roundtable will explore how forward-thinking organizations are redefining the role of corporations and health by making public good, good business.