In this week’s Video Forum, Pamela Gill Alabaster, global head of ESG and sustainability at Kenvue, talks about the formation of an environmental, social and governance strategy for the self-care company, which was formerly part of Johnson & Johnson. Among the topics she addresses are Kenvue’s first “Healthy Lives Mission” report, the company’s multifaceted approach to diversity, and enlisting the support of consumers and business partners to help achieve ESG goals.
Video Forum: Pamela Gill Alabaster, Kenvue
Consumer health supplier forges plan of action for ESG
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