Hosted by the Center for Health and the Global Environment, this speaker series will introduce attendees to pressing issues and opportunities faced by cutting-edge business leaders that navigate the intersection of industry, government, public health, and sustainability. In this talk, Liz York, Associate Director of Quality and Sustainability at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will discuss "Lessons from Practice: Exploring the Relationship between Operational Efficiencies and Individual Health." 

Lunch will be provided. Registration [1] requested. 

This fall, the Center for Health and the Global Environment will be hosting a 4-part Sustainability for Health Leadership Series. Join us to hear about the importance of making the connection between people, their health, and their surroundings. CHGE equips change makers with the evidence and tools they need to act now to protect and improve the environments that determine our health.