PANELISTS: Alison Omens, Chief Strategy Officer, Just Capital
Cathryn Gunther, Global Head of Associate Health and Wellbeing, Mars Corporation
Deborah Bae, Deputy Director, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Kelly McCain, Health Lead, World Economic Forum
MODERATOR Piya Baptista,Associate Director, Corporate Citizenship

Thursday, 6th May 2021

9am PST | 12pm EST | 12pm CLST | 5pm GMT | 6pm UTC

The COVID-19 pandemic has thrust business practices that impact worker health into the spotlight. Health and well-being has become an established material sustainability issue for companies worldwide, and going forward, companies can expect to be held accountable for sustainability progress in this area by a variety of stakeholders, including investors and ESG raters and rankers. This webinar will explore health and well-being as a critical sustainability issue that requires a cross-departmental approach within companies.

Our panelists will cover:

• Why companies should understand the social determinants of health (i.e., conditions in the places where people live, learn, work, and play) that affect a wide range of health and quality-of life-risks and outcomes
• Business practices beyond OHS that impact health and well-being (e.g., pay practices, non-discrimination and diversity in hiring, paid leave and benefits, financial literacy and more)
• The business case for a comprehensive health and well-being strategy
• Investor and public perspectives on health and well-being
• Telling a cohesive story through sustainability reporting

About Corporate Citizenship: Corporate Citizenship is a global strategy consulting practice specializing in sustainable and responsible business. We work with clients to accelerate change toward a future where our society and the planet can thrive. For more than 23 years, we’ve been a trusted advisor to 500+ clients across 45 countries. We serve clients with global teams from six hub offices around the world: London, New York, San Francisco, Santiago, Singapore and Melbourne. Find out more here.