Through bold initiatives in workplace wellness, data sharing, clinical trial access, and health equity, we are making measurable progress against cancer.
The Gold Standard is a workplace wellness accreditation program that offers an evidence-based framework for organizations to provide a healthier workplace. It encourages and celebrates organizations committed to reducing the risk and burden of cancer among employees, families, and communities.
The program has evolved into a dynamic journey-based model, moving beyond a static accreditation to celebrate organizations' continual commitment to health and well-being.
Project Data Sphere is an independent, not-for-profit initiative focused on translating extensive clinical trial datasets into actionable insights. PDS breaks down barriers to cancer clinical trial data sharing that historically have kept valuable trial data from ultimately benefitting patients.
Operating as a subsidiary of the CEO Roundtable on Cancer's Life Sciences Consortium (LSC), PDS provides a platform where the research community can broadly share, integrate, and analyze historical, patient-level cancer data.
The Going for Gold initiative partners Gold Standard companies with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and minority-serving institutions to champion cancer prevention, diagnosis, and quality treatment in communities disproportionately affected by cancer.
With a focus on improving health equity, education, navigation, and access, Going for Gold has the capacity to impact more than 20 million lives within 7–10 years, making it one of the most ambitious health equity initiatives in the cancer space.
Ready to join the fight? Whether through the Gold Standard, data sharing, or clinical trial access, there's a way for every organization to contribute.