Barely a year after the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, 11 vaccines worldwide have been granted emergency use authorization or given full approval. Millions of shots are going into arms every day: As of March 19, 410 million people around the world have gotten the jabs. As mind-boggling as that is, […]

Diversity and inclusion (D&I) is not to be confused with Affirmative Action, the law signed into being in the 1960s, as D&I is tied to an organization’s mission, strategies, and practices to support a diverse workplace, and seeks to leverage the effects of diversity to achieve a competitive advantage. Further, it isn’t a law, or […]

Questions about vaccine safety may have dominated the headlines recently but one key concern for the mass roll out of COVID-19 jabs remains supply and distribution. With supply expected to outstrip air transport capacity this year, there is concern this could slow down vaccine programs and alternative logistical solutions are being considered – including the […]