Proudly presented by the American Heart Association and Business Roundtable, join leading CEOs as they discuss major barriers to health equity, including structural racism and racial inequity, and how to positively impact employee and community health.

Hosts & Moderator

Denise Bradley-Tyson
Executive Chairman, Bernard J. Tyson Impact Fund

Nancy Brown
CEO, American Heart Association

Clifton Leaf
Editor In Chief, Fortune

Featured CEOs

Marvin Ellison
President & CEO,
Lowe’s Companies, Inc.

Member, AHA CEO Roundtable

Ken Frazier
Chairman & CEO,
Merck & Co., Inc.

Member, AHA CEO Roundtable

Alex Gorsky
Chairman & CEO,
Johnson & Johnson

Co-Chairman, AHA CEO Roundtable;
Chair, Business Roundtable Corporate Governance Committee

Brian Moynihan
Chairman & CEO,
Bank of America

Co-Chairman, AHA CEO Roundtable;
Member, Business Roundtable

Arne Sorenson
President & CEO,
Marriott International, Inc.

Chair, Business Roundtable Health and Retirement Committee

Health Equity has long been central to the American Heart Association’s mission and is foundational to our 2024 impact goal to advance cardiovascular health for all, including identifying and removing barriers to health care access and quality.

Together with the Business Roundtable’s corporate actions and recommendations to advance racial equity, justice and economic opportunity in America, the two organizations are joining forces to educate and inspire employers to advance health equity.

A virtual panel discussion, in honor of Bernard J. Tyson –who dedicated his livelihood to affordable, accessible healthcare for all – will examine how employers can build a more equitable workplace and community. The AHA’s CEO Roundtable and Business Roundtable will convene CEO panelists to power this discussion leveraging AHA’s trusted brand and science together with the Business Roundtable’s economic acumen.

For questions, please contact: Jennifer Pratt