April Social Media Round-Up—Black Maternal Health, World Immunization, and Long Covid

Pfizer jumped into spring with another busy month on social media. This April, CEO Albert Bourla recognized both Black Maternal Health Week and World Immunization Week and proudly supported Pfizer’s dedication to fighting cancer. Meanwhile other leaders discussed communication and health equity, and our corporate social accounts showcased our School of Science, workplace diversity, and a new podcast episode about long Covid:

Executive Leadership

• CEO Albert Bourla accepts the Outstanding Achievement Award for Service to Cancer Science and Medicine on behalf of Pfizer at the Annual Meeting of the American Heart Association for Cancer Research (AACR)
• Chief Corporate Affairs Officer Sally Susman joins The Minor Consult podcast to discuss the  values that contribute to effective communication in the corporate workplace
• CEO Albert Bourla honors Black mothers and their experiences for Black Maternal Health Week
• Chief U.S. Commercial Officer Aamir Malik hosts Pfizer’s first Middle Eastern North African Resource Alliance (MENARA) Summit
• CEO Albert Bourla shares his thoughts on the importance of vaccination for World Immunization Week
• Chief International Commercial Officer Alexandre de Germay highlights Pfizer’s commitment to health equity in honor of World Health Day
• CEO Albert Bourla on IFPMA’s continued partnership with the World Anti-Doping Agency

Pfizer’s Corporate Channels

Pfizer on LinkedIn

• Hear about the impact of Pfizer’s initiative to help equip women with leadership, advocacy and civic education training in partnership with All In Together
• Learn about Tammy Wilshire’s journey with long COVID in the latest “Dear Scientist” episode

Pfizer on Instagram

• We believe workforce diversity is key to advancing health equity, that’s why Pfizer is partnering with the American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA)

Pfizer on TikTok

• Take a tour of the Pfizer School of Science on the “What’s In My Lab” series