301. Jim Peters, COO of Rite Aid, on leading during the pandemic

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Jim Peters is the Chief Operating Officer at Rite Aid, which is number 150 on the Fortune 500, with $21.7 billion in revenue in 2019. For the three years prior to joining Rite Aid, Jim ran his own boutique consulting firm serving healthcare and life sciences companies. In this episode, Jim discusses the steps Rite Aid has taken during the coronavirus epidemic to keep its employees and customers safe. Jim also covers the innovation initiatives Rite Aid has underway, including steps to help pharmacists operate at the top of their license. For more on Rite Aid, download this 2020 Investor Day presentation: https://www.riteaid.com/content/dam/riteaid-web/corporate/investor-relations/analyst-day/20200316_Rite_Aid_Analyst_Day_Presentation.pdf

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