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Interview with Wendy Mayer

Wendy Mayer, VP, Worldwide Innovation, Pfizer
Wendy joined Pfizer in 1997 and has since worn many hats in their commercial organization including in primary care, clinical trials and specialty care market analytics. She is currently responsible for identifying transformative and disruptive platforms and getting them used throughout Pfizer. As she told us, that may mean doing more with less, or it may mean doing less with less!

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Charles Saunders, Head of Strategic Diversification, Aetna
Thomas Vanderheyden, VP of Emerging Business Group, UnitedHealth Group
Wendy Mayer, VP of Worldwide Innovation, Pfizer
Sean Chai, Director of Innovation Technology, Kaiser Permanente
In a tribute to end the two days of discussions about scaling, partnering, and commercializing Health 2.0, we heard from two of the biggest “post-insurers”, one of the biggest pharma companies, and America’s leading delivery system.

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Workplace Wellness

In this session, Health 2.0 discusses how employers are actively engaging employees with results based wellness programs and providing educational services and tools. Encouraging employees to make better wellness decisions and improving access helps employers, too, since healthier employees mean less sick days, better productivity and lower insurance costs. We talked with a few companies that are embracing wellness programs, and saw the programs in action with live demos.

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Interview with Wendy Mayer

Wendy Mayer, VP, Worldwide Innovation, Pfizer
Wendy joined Pfizer in 1997 and has since worn many hats in their commercial organization including in primary care, clinical trials and specialty care market analytics. She is currently responsible for identifying transformative and disruptive platforms and getting them used throughout Pfizer. As she told us, that may mean doing more with less, or it may mean doing less with less!

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Charles Saunders, Head of Strategic Diversification, Aetna Thomas Vanderheyden, VP of Emerging Business Group, UnitedHealth Group Wendy Mayer, VP of Worldwide Innovation, Pfizer Sean Chai, Director of Innovation Technology, Kaiser Permanente In a tribute to end the two days of discussions about scaling, partnering, and commercializing Health 2.0, we heard from two of the biggest "post-insurers", one of the biggest pharma com ...
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Workplace Wellness

In this session, Health 2.0 discusses how employers are actively engaging employees with results based wellness programs and providing educational services and tools. Encouraging employees to make better wellness decisions and improving access helps employers, too, since healthier employees mean less sick days, better productivity and lower insurance costs. We talked with a few companies that are embracing wellness programs, and saw the programs in action with live demos.