Ken Frazier: Our democracy only works if everyone has opportunity
Merck’s CEO on why business needs to take a strong stand to ensure that the opportunity gap is closed
Merck CEO and OneTen cofounder Ken Frazier knows the critical importance to a company’s success of getting the right people in the right jobs.
On June 8, Frazier joined MIT Technology Review’s virtual EmTech Next, our annual future-of-work event, to share how businesses can reduce the opportunity gap to find the skilled workforce they need, and why CEOs need to speak up on issues if they want their organizations to stay competitive.
This video excerpt is from EmTech Next, a paid MIT Technology Review event on the future of work
MIT Technology Review events are a staple for forward-thinking leaders. Join us at our next EmTech event online September 28-30.
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