CEO Perspective From Dyson College to Global CEO – Q & A with Pace University My Q & A with alma mater Pace University about our work at Vital Strategies and reflection on my days at Pace University.
CEO Perspective Op-Ed: Community Voices Key to Combatting TB My op-ed in the Deccan Herald about the campaign to end TB in India by 2025.
CEO Perspective Global Health Now: Not the Starbucks of Global Health: Vital Strategies Builds From Within My Q&A with Global Health Now on sustainability, data, the special challenge of fighting NCDs.
CEO Perspective Speech given to Global TB Caucus – Parliamentary Consultation Speech given to the Global TB Caucus - Parliamentary Consultation in New York.
CEO Perspective Op-Ed: Turning the tide on avoidable deaths in Africa There is a perfect storm brewing on the African continent between smoking, HIV and tuberculosis and diabetes.
CEO Perspective Cities Are Key In Stopping Cancer Before It Starts This World Cancer Day, as we recommit to reducing cancer’s toll, we have the opportunity to look beyond diagnosis and treatment and work to prevent cancer before it starts .
CEO Perspective To Strengthen Economies, the World Must Fight NCDs Now more than ever, we know that failure to address these issues is a significant risk to societies, economies and international relations.
CEO Perspective Interview with Financial Times: Governments and industry must do more on NCDs The cost of inaction on preventable non-communicable diseases (NCDs): The spread of unnecessary long-term suffering around the world. My interview with the Financial Times.
CEO Perspective Global NCD Alliance Forum 2017 – Closing Ceremony Here in Sharjah, we took critical steps as a civil society movement to identify our advocacy priorities that put people at the centre of our work.
CEO Perspective Global NCD Alliance Forum 2017 – Opening Ceremony Noncommunicable diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, chronic respiratory disease and mental and neurological conditions are the global health tsunami of the 21st century.