Pandemic preparedness improves long-term workforce resilience and business continuity. From building community trust to investing in employee health and wellbeing, this conversation with Sarah Rauzin, Director and Lead of Research & Advisory at Meteorite, breaks down what business leaders must do to prepare for the next global health crisis — and why those same strategies strengthen your organization today.
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Sarah Rauzin
Sarah Rauzin leads Research & Advisory at Meteorite, where she helps employers and business coalitions design workplace strategies that center people, purpose, and wellbeing in the bottom line. Her work focuses on the intersection of public health, workplace policy, and organizational design, and has led initiatives on a range of workforce health priorities including pandemic preparedness, workplace safety, mental health, women’s health, and chronic conditions.
Through the Health Action Alliance, Sarah specializes in translating complex health challenges into actionable tools for HR and benefits leaders. She’s passionate about reducing stigma, rethinking benefit design, and elevating invisible health issues into visible business priorities.
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