Henry Schein on Most Admired Companies list for 12th year By DrBicuspid Staff
March 6, 2013 -- Henry Schein has been named to the 2013 Fortune list of the World's Most Admired Companies for the 12th consecutive year. For 2013, Henry Schein earned first-place rankings within its industry in five of nine categories: social responsibility, global competitiveness, quality of management, quality of products/services, and use of corporate assets. Henry Schein ranked second among other industry companies in the four remaining categories: innovation, people management, long-term investment, and financial soundness.
Stanley Bergman, chairman and CEO, credited the work of Henry Schein Cares, the company's global corporate social responsibility program.
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Last Updated 3/6/2013 1:42:36 PM
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3/12/2013 4:04:01 PM
indianbond1 |
I don't know about it. Their prices are higher than other companys.
Its a big corporation and they don't care for small guys.
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3/12/2013 6:10:12 PM
yunowu |
Henry Schein, like most big corporations, have to please their shareholders (hedge funds and alike). Consequently, corporate culture in general tend emphasize on the next quarter's earnings. Ceos and salespeople usually get fired if the results are not up to par. Ironically, I had excellent repore with my Henry Schein rep prior to the financial crisis of '09. He quit his sales job and became a pastor instead as his take home pay plummeted after the onset of financial crisis..Follow the money, as I said countless times. If Walmart and other "prefer" providers start purchasing their dental supplies from Henry Schein, I will definitely look into buying their stock. If not Henry Schein, I suspect other large corporation should take its place. As I told recent graduates many times in the past : Healthcare is big business. Many Players, big and small alike, feel obligated to put their hands in the cookie jar as well. Oh Great times are ahead for investors !! I wonder what the future, AKA Obamacare, has installed for all of us.
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