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NSC Presents 2025 CEOs Who ‘Get It’

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The National Safety Council, America’s leading nonprofit safety advocate, announces the 2025 CEOs Who “Get It,” recognizing leaders who champion employee safety and wellbeing on and off the job. Six individuals will be recognized in the February issue of Safety+Health magazine. The 2025 CEOs Who “Get It” have built their organization’s safety strategy using four key components: risk reduction, performance measurement, safety management solutions…

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NSC Presents 2025 CEOs Who ‘Get It’

The National Safety Council, America’s leading nonprofit safety advocate, announces the 2025 CEOs Who “Get It,” recognizing leaders who champion employee safety and wellbeing on and off the job. Six individuals will be recognized in the February issue of Safety+Health magazine. The 2025 CEOs Who “Get It” have built their organization’s safety strategy using four key components: risk reduction, performance measurement, safety management solutions…

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