City of Berkeley and Bayer Corporation - Bayer Healthcare ...

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Corporate Citizenship
Councilmember Darryl Moore,
representing Bayer’s west
Berkeley district, introduced
a resolution by the Berkeley
City Council in appreciation
of Bayer’s 2009 contributions
to the community, especially
related to education and
environmental protection.
james Breitlow, left, head of
Bayer’s Health, Environment,
and Safety department,
accepts the certificate on
behalf of the company.
Bayer HealthCare maintains a proud tradition of corporate citizenship at all levels of
management. Our programs have four pillars: philanthropy, employee volunteerism,
environmental protection, and public policy leadership. In the particularly difficult year
that was 2009, our focus more than ever was on projects that hold the highest promise
for meeting urgent needs and delivering tangible results.
Corporate citizenship is good for business: West Coast giving priorities focus on
protecting our environment, supporting our patients, inspiring students to consider
careers in biotech, building trust and confidence within the cities where we operate,
and keeping our employees as proud of the way we do business as they are of the
medicines we make.