This week’s Video Forum features the second installment of a two-part interview with George Rafferty and Claire Biermaas, president and vice president of corporate partnerships, respectively, at AmerisourceBergen. Among the subjects they discuss are the importance of communication and diversity of thought in finding the best solutions for customers, the enhancement of the technology systems that AmerisourceBergen utilizes, and the company’s ESG and DEI initiatives.
Video Forum: George Rafferty and Claire Biermaas, AmerisourceBergen, Part 2
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