How the world's largest provider of veterinary care uses a "people strategy" as a business strategy with Brian Garish

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In this episode of the Wharton Alumni Executive Education podcast, Alex Gramatzki (Host) will be interviewing Brian Garish. Brian is the President of Mars Veterinary Health International, the world’s largest provider of veterinary care. The interview will cover the "people strategy" as a business strategy. How inclusive leadership impacts people, society, and leads to best business results.

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