We spotlight the importance of hand
hygiene to improve public health, serve as a trusted
resource and raise awareness of leading-edge hand
hygiene and skin health scientific advancements through the GOJO Hand Hygiene Blog.
GOJO microbiologists, scientists,
nurses and communication professionals post regularly
and we also get the views of outside experts and
thought leaders in the field. It’s all part of the
GOJO Purpose, saving lives and making lives better
through well-being solutions.
Megan Powell
Market Development Director, GOJO Industries
Megan Powell currently serves as a Market Development Director for GOJO Industries, a global leader in skincare products and the inventors of PURELL® Hand Sanitizer. In this role, she oversees the sales, marketing and operations strategies for the K-12 and Higher Education Markets.
Prior to joining GOJO, Megan, who has more than 14 years of experience, held Marketing, Sales and Business Development roles at Cardinal Health, McGraw Hill Education and JP Morgan Chase.
Megan holds a bachelor’s degree in business from The Ohio State University. She has also been certified in Pragmatic Marketing and completed the Arizona State University, W.P. Carey School of Business Services Leadership Institute. She is a member of the American Marketing Association and the Women’s Initiative Network. In addition, Megan has been an active member and volunteer of both the Leukemia and Lymphoma society and the American Cancer Society.
Stopping the Spread of Germs in K-12 Schools
8/11/2016
By Megan Powell
Market Development Director, GOJO Industries
Why sick kids end up attending school and how to prevent their germs from spreading to other students, teachers, and staff.
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Reduced Absenteeism Results in Better School Performance
7/21/2016
By Megan Powell
Market Development Director, GOJO Industries
As we the back-to-school season draw closer, we look at how student and teacher absenteeism impacts academic achievement and overall school performance and recommendations to prevent the spread of illness.
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