Building and Mobilizing a Nation of Lifesavers Together: Employer Stories

Nielsen: Empowering Employees to Engage in Community-Centered CPR Training
Nielsen, a founding member of the American Heart Association CEO Roundtable, is a global leader in audience measurement, data and analytics. “We measure people and their behaviors across all channels and platforms to empower our clients with independent and actionable intelligence to they can connect and engage with their audiences,” said Jackie Good, Nielsen’s global well-being manager.
Nielsen is a global leader in audience measurement, data and analytics
Deloitte’s Commitment to Health and Safety: A Leadership-Led Initiative
Deloitte is committed to enhancing cardiac emergency preparedness for its employees nationwide. Inspired by his membership in the American Heart Association’s CEO Roundtable—a collaborative network of CEOs dedicated to fostering healthier companies and communities—Deloitte US CEO Jason Girzadas led an evaluation of the organization’s cardiac emergency preparedness plans.
KKR: An Innovator in Employee CPR Awareness and Education
For more than a decade, KKR has been a committed advocate of CPR education for its employees worldwide, recognizing the lifesaving potential of these critical skills. By offering in-person CPR education and training every two years, KKR ensures that its global workforce is prepared to respond effectively in cardiac emergencies. These trainings are not just operational; they reflect KKR’s core organizational values, demonstrating a strong commitment to employee well-being.
Amgen: A Leader in Offering Hands-Only CPR to Diverse Employee Groups
For Amgen, encouraging employees to engage in CPR training is nothing new. However, in early 2023, Amgen decided to enhance its cardiac emergency response plans, embarking on a journey built on the existing programming.
AHA employee goes from spectator to lifesaver during a day at the ballpark
Lulu Alaniz was cheering for her grandson at his baseball game when a woman rushed into the stands and asked if a certain person was present. A woman in the crowd raised her hand and was quickly led away.
