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In 2020, CEO Stephen MacMillan needed to get a message of such significance that it was fit for the most public and most prestigious stages of the world. The World Economic Forum's Davos convening met that criteria. At the time it, like many other high profile media outlets, was in question. And at the time, Hologic was not engaged with many of these organizations. You can imagine the odds, the naysayers, the resistance Steve and Hologic faced as they forged ahead putting women's health first. But we did it, proving the validity of a favorite quote from the late Paul Arden: "You need to develop a complete disregard for where your abilities end. If you think you're unable to work for the best company in its sphere, make that your aim. If you think you're unable to be on the cover of Time magazine, make it your business to be there. Make your vision of where you want to be a reality." Well done Steve and Hologic, getting the voice of women on the mainstages of the world! Here's to improved women's health across the globe!

I know we are all excited about the TOTAL ECLIPSE - as we should be - but we have something also very exciting ... We're thrilled to share our latest primary research report, conducted in partnership with Resonate, exploring the vital topic of women's health and wellness. Our comprehensive study delves into the intricate dynamics of women's physical, mental, and financial health, uncovering pivotal insights into their impact and influence. Key Takeaway: Women's health and wellness are multidimensional and interconnected. Our findings highlight the profound importance of understanding these aspects not in isolation but as a holistic experience influencing every facet of life. For brands and organizations in the health and wellness sector, this report offers a deep dive into how to genuinely connect with these care audience segments. It's not just about reaching an audience; it's about understanding their unique journeys and needs. 🔗 Link here for full report: https://lnkd.in/gm6fh6BU A big thank you to our partners Resonate for their collaboration on this pivotal project. Together, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and create meaningful connections in the realm of women's health. #WomensHealth #HealthAndWellness #MarketResearch #HealthcareMarketing #Resonate #Collaboration #Insights

Check out ICF's latest blog post featuring from DMX "tech titan," Tahera Z. , and "creative communicators," Mary Schwarz and Cindy Auten, to commence Women's History Month!

🪙 A penny for your thoughts? 🧠 What would you like to see from Women's Health Week in 2025? It can be anything from topics covered, content types, events, partnerships, resources and ambassadors. Please let us know in the comments below!

The World Economic Forum's report on closing the women’s health gap highlights not only a critical social issue but an economic opportunity worth $1 trillion. It's intriguing to see the quantification of such a gap, underscoring the tangible benefits of addressing gender disparities in health. However, I wonder about the practical steps required to achieve these outcomes. The report calls for increased investment in women-centric research and improved access to health services, but how do we ensure these investments are made equitably across different regions and economies? Moreover, the report emphasizes the need for sex- and gender-specific data, yet collecting such data poses its own challenges, including privacy concerns and the need for standardized methodologies. How can we overcome these obstacles to ensure that the data driving these changes is both accurate and respectful of individuals' rights? This discussion could pave the way for innovative solutions that respect privacy while enhancing women's health research.

How can we transition from women constituting three-quarters of the health workforce yet holding just one-quarter of global health leadership positions?    The @WomenLift Health Global Conference is dedicated to addressing this disparity, seeking answers to challenging questions, and initiating a journey towards unity and a discovery of purpose.    From April 6-8, 2024, we'll gather some of the brightest minds in global health to unravel the concept of #ReimaginingLeadership and discuss how we can shape the much-needed global health leadership of today.  I firmly believe that the solutions to these challenges lie in our collective deliberation, sharing of insights, continuous learning, and co-creation of solutions to advance women's leadership in global health. So, will you join me on this transformative journey? Register for #WLHGC2024 here: https://bit.ly/3N3OPol 

Have you read our Mosaic of Women's Whole Health report yet? Rich with insights on the economic force and influence of women's healthcare decisions, this research piece aims to disrupt the way marketers think about and connect with women in this complex and important space. To read the full report, visit the link below. https://lnkd.in/gm6fh6BU

Referenced here, is the #IEFOppMap that breaks down 50 opportunities to advance global #womenshealth research and development, with the goal to improve the health of all women. https://bit.ly/3PEcL20

Following the first analysis of the return on investment for Women’s Health research and its economic impact in 2021 by WHAM (https://lnkd.in/gDWTxhZN) this recent McKinsey report is an eye opening must-read for everyone in R&D.

As the world commemorates the 2024 #WorldHealthDay, we must take a moment to recognize the indispensable roles women play in advancing health agendas, both on the frontlines and behind the scenes. Did you know that women make up 70% of the global health workforce, yet only hold 25% of leadership positions? It is time to bridge this gap. What should we collectively do to provide women with the knowledge and skills needed to address emerging health challenges? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on how we can better support women in public health leadership. #WomenInHealthLeadership