Melville company recognized for ethical standards
Ethical standards company Ethisphere has recognized Henry Schein, Inc., based in Melville, as the 2025 World’s Most Ethical Companies.
Henry Schein is the largest provider in the world of healthcare solutions to medical and dental practices while Ethisphere is a leader around the world in advancing and defining the standards of ethical business practices.
Henry Schein has been recognized with this award since 2012 and is one of three companies to be honored in the Healthcare Products industry.
News of such recognition is often made known throughout a company, its customers, and an industry with flyer printing.
The company has a global corporate citizenship program known as Henry Schein Cares which bases its efforts on five pillars to empowering its employees and sustaining the planet. In adhering to these pillars, the company is committed to “doing well by doing good.”
Among the corporate citizen efforts of last year, the company donated over $22.6 million worth of cash and products to various academic institutions, non-governmental organizations, and industry partners. It also issued standards and principles for the responsible use of artificial intelligence. It also launched a continuous employee listening program to gain feedback from employees on their experiences and to enable improvements to be made throughout the company.
The chief strategy officer and executive chair of Ethisphere, Erica Salmon Byrne, congratulated the company for this recognition for the 14th consecutive year.
Henry Schein is the largest provider in the world of healthcare solutions to medical and dental practices while Ethisphere is a leader around the world in advancing and defining the standards of ethical business practices.
Henry Schein has been recognized with this award since 2012 and is one of three companies to be honored in the Healthcare Products industry.
News of such recognition is often made known throughout a company, its customers, and an industry with flyer printing.
The company has a global corporate citizenship program known as Henry Schein Cares which bases its efforts on five pillars to empowering its employees and sustaining the planet. In adhering to these pillars, the company is committed to “doing well by doing good.”
Among the corporate citizen efforts of last year, the company donated over $22.6 million worth of cash and products to various academic institutions, non-governmental organizations, and industry partners. It also issued standards and principles for the responsible use of artificial intelligence. It also launched a continuous employee listening program to gain feedback from employees on their experiences and to enable improvements to be made throughout the company.
The chief strategy officer and executive chair of Ethisphere, Erica Salmon Byrne, congratulated the company for this recognition for the 14th consecutive year.