Pape Gaye, IntraHealth International (CGI 2013)
Pape Gaye, IntraHealth, provides an update on health workers throughout the world.
CGI 2013/ Global Health/ Opportunity
Pape Gaye, IntraHealth, provides an update on health workers throughout the world.
New York doctors Pina LoGiudice and Peter Bongiorno describe how foods have qualities that can trump many medicines—and for less money: “We have medicinal power from food choices.”
Asamoah Ismaeel, Director of Global Brigades, Ghana, discusses working with students to help with medical, hunger, and poverty issues.
Can a cook stove save lives? Yes! Peter Scott of Burn Design Lab explains.
Joe Kiani describes Masimo’s extension of health care diagnostics to Impact Countries.
Pape Gaye, IntraHealth, describes health systems and support for health workers throughout the world.
John Beale, VillageReach, explains how a comprehensive plan must be implemented to deliver health care in rural areas — health care for the last mile.
Dr. Sailesh Chutani demonstrates a smart-phone size mobile ultrasound unit. He discusses its health care benefits and cost savings around the world.
2012, Washington Global Health Alliance
Lisa Cohen explains how Washington State became the center of so much global health work.
BCLC Citizenship Awards/ Global Health
2011, American Red Cross, Grainger
2011 Citizens Winner: Grainger and American Red Cross. Grainger’s CEO Jim Ryan explains the importance of the company’s award-winning partnership with the American Red Cross.
BCLC Citizenship Awards/ Food/ Global Health
2011 Citizens Finalist: Hormel. Hormel’s corporate stewardship is seen throughout the world, as explained by Julie Craven.
BCLC Citizenship Awards/ Food/ Global Health
2011 Citizens Winner: Kraft. Leah Bradford of Kraft Foods, explains how the company’s health and sustainability policies and practices led to winning the prestigious Best Corporate Steward Award for 2011.
BCLC Citizenship Awards/ Global Health/ Women & Girls
2011 Citizens Winner: UnitedHealth Group. Helping people save lives is the focus of Best Business Neighbor United Health Care with Kate Rubin, VP of Social Responsibility.
BCLC Citizenship Awards/ Global Health/ Women & Girls
2011 Citizens Finalist: Kimberly‑Clark. “Every Little Bottom” — Giving diapers for families in need is the subject of Kimberly‑Clark’s recognition as a finalist for the BCLC’s Best Business Neighbor award. Jenny Lewis, foundation VP, explains.
BCLC Citizenship Awards/ Food/ Global Health
2011 Citizens Finalist: Amway. Amway reached out to its vast global network to help improve the health of children across the world. Debb Kalmbach discusses how Amway, through a food additive, brings nutrients to children and families.
BCLC Conference/ Global Health/ Opportunity
Jeff Terry leads Amway’s social responsibility throughout the world.
CGI 2011/ Education/ Global Health/ Opportunity/ Women & Girls
Susan Davis, President and CEO of BRAC USA, explains how BRAC works in partnership to help people in poverty.
Omnihaler: The Inhaler to the Poor: Asthma is a severe global problem with very high morbidity and mortality rate, medication for which is very costly to avail for the poor. To ensure affordable asthma medication among the poor segment, Omnihaler, Inc., introduces an inexpensive inhaler in Bangladesh, prepared from dhatura, a locally abundant phytomedicinal plant.
Sanergy produces electricity and fertilizer through providing safe, affordable sanitation across the slums of Kenya. In these areas with no infrastructure and limited resources, we are pioneering a model providing sustainable sanitation services by combining low-cost technology developed at MIT with an innovative deployment strategy.
An interview with Scott Jackson, Vice President, External Relations, PATH.