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The Wall Street Journal is assembling a group of more than 100 globalbusiness leaders and CEOs, U.S. Senators and members of Congress for anunprecedented discussion of four urgent issues: finance and the U.S. economy,energy and the environment, health care, and America's role in the globaleconomy. The Journal's CEO Council will identify what it believes are the mosturgent priorities for the incoming administration and the new Congress. Alsoattending will be top government officials, including the U.S. Secretary ofthe Treasury Henry Paulson Jr. and former Treasury Secretaries Robert Rubinand Lawrence Summers.
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Fey will be among 20 leaders participating in a special session focusedexclusively on health care. Facilitated by Laura Landro, assistant managingeditor of The Wall Street Journal, the health care task force will debate andframe the priorities, risks, and opportunities facing the new administration.
"Fixing the nation's ailing health care system is going to be a toppriority under the new administration," said Fey, whose company recentlylaunched The Prevention Plan, a groundbreaking wellness and health benefitprogram for employers and consumers. "We are delighted to be participating inthis important event and working with the other leading executives to developa list of priorities and recommendations for the new administration."
About U.S. Preventive Medicine
U.S. Preventive Medicine(R), a privately-owned global prevention servicescompany with clients nationwide and the United Kingdom, provides primary,secondary and tertiary clinical prevention services to government, employersand consumers that are data-driven and outcomes-oriented. Company productsinclude the world's first preventive health benefit, The Prevention Plan(TM),available to buy or test drive at www.USPreventiveMedicine.com andwww.ThePreventionPlan.com.
SOURCE U.S. Preventive Medicine
