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Making the Business Case for Health Reform: An Evening with Wendell Potter
Mon, Nov 25
6:30 – 8 PM
Good Work Greenhouse
65 St. James St, Kingston
Out of control health care costs are hurting our business community. Each year, our businesses and our employees pay more for less care.
The employer-based health insurance system is unsustainable and it’s holding back a whole new generation of entrepreneurs.
Business for Medicare for All, a new independent and non-partisan business organization, has stepped in to make the economic case for reforming our broken health care system. The organization is growing fast and now has nearly 3,000 members across the country.
Join Business for Medicare for All president Wendell Potter — a former Cigna insurance executive turned health care reform whistleblower — to hear more about the organization and how you can harness your voice as a business leader, CEO, entrepreneur, or sole proprietor in support of creating a health care system that works for businesses and employees.
Time called Wendell “the ideal whistleblower.” Bill Moyers called him a "straight shooter." Michael Moore called him “the Daniel Ellsberg of corporate America.”
Wendell will also reveal the propaganda techniques and talking points that the insurance and pharmaceutical companies will deploy to stop proposals like Medicare for All.
After the presentation, Wendell will engage in a Q&A on how to mobilize other businesses in our community.
The event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
Organized by Business for Medicare for All and BEAHIVE
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