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Employer Action Exchange: Executive Reflections on Building Resilient Businesses Through Whole-Person Health Investments
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Sabrina Spitaletta
Senior Director, Employer Action Exchange, Milken Institute Health
Sabrina Spitaletta has been at the Milken Institute since 2017. She leads the work focused on the role of employers advancing public health and develops strategic collaborations across sectors and industries to advance whole-person health and performance at work and in the community.
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Gabby Hines
Associate, Employer Action Exchange, Milken Institute Health
Gabby Hines is an associate on the Public Health team at the Milken Institute.
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Our Executive Insights series—part of the Milken Institute Employer Action Exchange—began in late 2023, capturing the voices of executives from various industries and sectors on the role employers of all sizes can play in investing in their employees and advancing whole-person health priorities.
This brief, Executive Reflections on Building Resilient Businesses Through Whole-Person Health Investments, highlights key themes that emerged from executives’ responses—collected between November 2023 and January 2025—regarding their approaches to mitigating risk and building resilience for their employees, surrounding communities, and overall business or mission.
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