Now that virtual events are here to stay, how are you making sure yours stand out and are engaging? We spoke to our team members who execute virtual events most, and they shared their key tips for keeping it interesting without getting overwhelmed by the logistics: 1. Interactive platforms are no longer unique, they’re the…
Wade Boggs, a former Red Sox hall-of-famer, once said: “Anyone can be a father, but it takes someone special to be a dad.” Father’s Day is a worldwide holiday that was created to commemorate the impact that fathers and father figures have in their children’s lives. While these men may share a common title, the…
May marks Global Employee Health & Fitness Month! Spearheaded by the National Association for Health and Fitness, this awareness month aims to promote healthy habits and lifestyles in the workplace by encouraging employers to cultivate healthy environments and activities for employees to engage in. Even though much of our team is still working remotely, as…
This year World Health Day and National Minority Health Month share not only the same timeframe, but a similar theme: Building a Fairer, Healthier World.” We sat down with a transformational leader in this space, Howard Mosby of H.E.A.L. Collaborative, to get his insights on what topics he believes should be at the center of…
Rosa Parks calmly demanding her rights on a bus in Alabama; Amelia Earhart bravely flying solo across the Atlantic Ocean; Clara Burton establishing the Red Cross; Kamala Harris representing her country as the first female Vice President of the United States—over the course of human history, women have taken on many a challenge not only…
More than two years ago, my colleagues at CURA Strategies and our friends at CareDx set out to create a movement to address an injustice in Medicare policy for kidney transplant patients. This short-sighted policy caused donated kidneys to be rejected, cost lives, wasted Medicare money and failed to honor the selfless gift of organ donation. This issue is…
