Leadership in the Age of Personalization Docuseries

LAOP 2019 · No. 25

Expanding the Mission

Jack Cox; Victor Crawford

From the recording

Most of our 50,000 employees have been a patient, or may be a patient, or know a patient. At the end of everything we do is a patient or a healthcare consumer.

Victor Crawford

About this episode

Victor Crawford, who led the pharmaceutical segment of Cardinal Health, told Jack Cox that most of his 50,000 employees have been patients or know one. That shaped a B2B company's move closer to consumers, through tools such as a mobile app that reminds people to refill prescriptions. Even its values were rewritten to spell I AM. Drawing on years at Pepsi and Marriott, he named what every consumer wants: quality, convenience, variety and personalization.

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