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CHAPTER 205

Know Your Value and Our Heritage of Empowering Women

By Margaret Gurowitz
Apr 30, 2015
Women demonstrate pioneering sterile preparation of gauze and ligatures in 1891, in one of the earliest photos in the Johnson & Johnson archives.
Women demonstrate pioneering sterile preparation of gauze and ligatures in 1891, in one of the earliest photos in the Johnson & Johnson archives.
Johnson & Johnson is proud to partner with MSNBC and Mika Brezezinski on her Know Your Value platform, which is designed to empower women at work and encourage them to be actively healthier as part of that effort. This partnership is particularly meaningful to Johnson & Johnson in a variety of ways that go back to the company’s earliest roots. The first Johnson & Johnson building in 1886. From our archives.   Johnson & Johnson has recognized the value of women and the importance of their unique contributions since the company was founded. Today we’re the world’s most comprehen
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