“A company that honors the spirit of PRIDE year-round is an organization that practices what it means to stand with, listen to, support and advocate for others. This goes beyond the acceptance of the LGBTQIA community because it not only underpins corporate values that inspire authenticity and unity. It also champions the amplification of diverse identities, experiences and ideas that are foundational to innovation.” - Andrew Nguyen, Senior Associate, Applied Innovation & Process Improvement Otsuka’s success is grounded in science and innovations that are fueled by the diversity of lived experiences and thoughts. Our inclusive values inspire unique contributions that lead to new health solutions – ultimately enabling equity and access to better outcomes for all those we serve. Learn more about our commitment: https://bit.ly/3Vj5RCe
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