Responsible Health Initiative Webinar

November 2, 2020

Learn how leading pharma companies collaborate on supply chain sustainability at our Responsible Health Initiative (RHI) Webinar.

Pharma companies can benefit in numerous ways by collaborating on their sustainability goals, including expanding their impact, improving their overall performance, and building resilience. Join RHI’s founding members as they share their experiences on how collaboration within the network has impacted their organizations, and how RHI membership could benefit yours.

Featured Speakers:

Selene Mojica of Takeda - Ethical Sourcing and Supplier Risk Management Lead, Americas
Eder Morales of TEVA - Associate Director, Head of Global Procurement Governance and RIsk Management
Ben Thornton-Jones of GSK - Third Party Risk Manager, Global Procurement

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