Podcast appearances and mentions of wendy lund

Wendy Lund isn't just a powerhouse in healthcare marketing — she's also a longtime family friend, thanks to her working alongside my sister Lisa years ago -- also in healthcare marketing -- then becoming neighbors and "besties."  As a result, I also know Wendy is a longtime advocate for women's health, and is as passionate about promoting good information as she is about, well, her dog, Yogi! Yogi And that is one cute dog: spoiler alert in case you miss the video. As Chief Client Officer of Health@WPP, former CEO of GCI Health, and former Chief Communications Officer at Organon, Wendy has been a force in transforming how we talk about — and invest in — women's healthcare. In May 2025 she's being honored with the Pinnacle Award by MM+M for her leadership and impact. The Imperative for Information and Innovation around Women's Health - Health@WPP at SXSW  In yet another heartfelt, informative, and often funny conversation apropos Women's History Month, Wendy explains why Health@WPP believes wise innovation, factual and  frequent information around women's healthcare is an imperative. Those are the pillars driving that progress — and why that's not just good for society, but great for business.

Wendy Lund, Chief Client Officer, Health@WPP. Wendy, a sufferer of endometriosis, a famously painful condition, was drawn to the healthcare industry early in her career when she went to work for the National League for Nursing, Planned Parenthood and then made the move to agency/corporate side. She's since dedicated her career to getting the word out to patients about health and wellness solutions. We wanted to get Wendy's take on how we shape and disperse better narratives about the female experience outside of the doctor's office, including that of pain.

With more than three decades of experience as a Health Studies Professor teaching physiology, pathophysiology & pharmacology, Wendy understands the biology of stress and resiliency. She extensively investigated the experience of trauma in first responders and has built a case for how and why compassionate-based mindfulness theory and practices can build proactive resiliency in vulnerable sectors for her MSc in Mindfulness Studies. She has helped to pioneer curricula for those who engage with trauma in their work so that they reduce their risk of psychological injury in the line of duty. She has shared her vision in conferences as a speaker/plenary, in many workshops, and in print. Wendy believes it's about being proactive, not reactive, with our mental health. Her vision is to help others redefine wealth in their workplace and lives. https://www.wellthmanagement.ca/team IG - @wellth_management.inc Twitter - @WLund100 @WorkWithHeartWM Sponsorship: @southwest_fire_academy Editing Credit: @bradshea Marketing: @premiummixmarketingco Logistics: @haileyfirefit

We are constantly in AWE of the people that we get to chat with on the podcast. Wendy Lund was no exception to this. She is the CEO/Founder of Wellth Management Inc. A nurse by trade for 23 years with a passion for helping First Responders. How do we promote wellness for our first responders and front-line workers? Wendy is a "wellth" of knowledge when it comes to mental health and wellness for those that have the tendency to put their own on the back burner. This episode is packed with so much great information - tools and strategies, and helpful resources if you get your started on if you know you need to take control of your health and wellness!"Teaching how to manage a difficult #airway saves #patients lives, teaching #FirstResponders how to manage difficult #emotions, save theirs." Wendy LundLearn more about her and her resources for First Responders at https://www.wellthmanagement.ca/@wellthmanagement

Welcome back to ‘Here for Her Health,' a podcast series sponsored by Organon, with the goal of creating a better and healthier every day for every woman.  On this week's episode, host Wendy Lund sits down with the President & CEO of Daré Bioscience, Sabrina Martucci Johnson to talk about the unmet health needs of women, what it's like to be one of the few female CEOs of a life sciences company, and how the healthcare industry can better address the needs of women. Follow UsInstagram @HereForHerHealthLinkedIn @OrganonPresented by Organon

Welcome back to ‘Here For Her Health,' a podcast series sponsored by Organon, with the goal of creating a better and healthier every day for every woman.  On this episode, host Wendy Lund speaks with a very special guest, Celina Gorre, Chief Executive Officer of WomenHeart, the national coalition for women with heart disease. She joins Wendy to discuss how she is advancing the organization's purpose of fighting heart diseases, which many people still don't realize are currently the #1 killer of women. Also, hear firsthand how the healthcare system can better support and represent women and their health. If heart disease is something you haven't really paid attention to before, this conversation is for you.For more information on the incredible work that WomenHeart is doing check out their website or follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn.  You can also follow Celina on LinkedIn and Twitter.Follow UsInstagram @HereForHerHealthLinkedIn @OrganonPresented by Organon

Wendy Lund is a passionate women's health advocate, adviser, and activist with more than 30 years of experience in marketing and communications. After working at Planned Parenthood, the National League of Nursing and some of the country's leading healthcare communications firms, Wendy joined Organon, the largest women's health company of its kind. As Chief Communications Officer, she's working to change how women's health is approached, treated, shaped and especially talked about.

On this week's episode of Here for Her Health, sponsored by Organon, our host Wendy Lund gets a chance to sit down with the Founder & CEO of Rosy Wellness, Dr. Lyndsey Harper!  Dr. Harper is a board-certified Ob/Gyn, a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Texas A&M University School of Medicine, and an Attending Physician for Baylor Scott & White Health.  Together they talk all about the importance of sexual wellness, the Femtech industry, and why we must end the stigma around women's sexual health.  From ending the discrepancies between what's available in the field of men's sexual health and in the field of women's sexual health to debunking the biggest myths surrounding the female orgasm, you do not want to miss this episode of Here for Her Health, building a better, healthier, every day for women! You can follow Dr. Harper on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.  For more information on the amazing work she is doing with Rosy check out their website and follow them on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Sponsored by Organon

Wendy Lund is a women's health advocate, adviser, and activist with more than 30 years of experience in marketing and communications. After working at Planned Parenthood, the National League of Nursing, and some of the country's leading healthcare communications firms, Wendy joined Organon, the largest women's health company of its kind. As Chief Communications Officer, she's working to change how women's health is approached, treated, shaped, and especially talked about. In this conversation with Lippe Taylor CEO Paul Dyer, Wendy gets into her career history, how to merge your passion and purpose with your career, and how the movie Erin Brockovich inspired her approach to leadership.  Here are some key takeaways from this conversation with Wendy.  Listen. When they were launching, Organon initiated a comprehensive listening tour where they spoke to women everywhere about their unmet healthcare needs. This is rare for healthcare companies, who usually focus on doctors, but Organon's mission is to serve their female patient base as intently as possible, which is why they focused on listening from the day they launched in 140 markets and then made major decisions based on what they found out.  Take it personally. Wendy cites the movie and true story of Erin Brockovitch as inspiring her approach to bridging her passion with her profession. There's a line where Erin is told she is taking things too personally, to which she replies: "Not personal? That is my time, my sweat, and my time away from my kids—If that's not personal, I don't know what Is." This stuck with Wendy and inspired her approach to her work. Wendy takes her work personally because she takes the mission of helping women across the world personally. Taking it personally has made the difference in pushing through difficulties and complications because, for Wendy, it's a matter of mission.  It's cliche, but when your heart is in something, you will naturally work harder and move mountains to achieve it. Finding and, better yet, creating those causes and missions within your career will make all the difference towards your overall impact. Just go for it. Wendy cites a tendency for a lot of young professionals to wait for the perfect moment to take the leap, be more ambitious, take on bigger projects, etc. Wendy's advice: just go for it. Regardless of your perceived credentials or qualifications, taking big projects on head-first, regardless of feeling ready, can actually be the catalyst that gives you those very qualifications you want.  Thanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe, and to learn more about Lippe Taylor, check us out at Lippetaylor.com.  ----- Produced by https://podcastlaunch.pro (Simpler Media)

MM+M's Stephen Madden sits down with Wendy Lund, chief communications officer for Organon, to talk about how she elevated the focus of women and health to a business imperative at the Merck spin-off and brought it to life through a bold communications strategy encompassing organic social media content and other marketing channels.

On this week's episode of Here for Her Health, presented by Organon, host Wendy Lund sits down with Organon's Head of Research and Development Dr. Sandy Milligan to talk all about what it's like to build an R&D organization with women at the center of everything we do, the ongoing effort to raise awareness of the gender disparities in health for women around the world, and the latest insights into efforts to address the persistent conditions that negatively impact millions of women globally.Dr. Sandy Milligan is leading the advancement of a differentiated portfolio of medicines and solutions to help women and patients. In her role, Sandy oversees the organization's scientific, medical and regulatory capabilities in support of its diverse portfolio and long-term vision.  Don't forget you can follow Dr. Milligan on LinkedIn.Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Presented by Organon

Hosts Gil Bashe and Gregg Masters welcome Wendy Lund, Chief Communications Officer at Organon a global healthcare company formed through a spinoff from Merck (known as MSD outside of the U.S. and Canada) with a mission to deliver impactful medicines and solutions for a healthier every day. Organon focuses on women's health, biosimilars and established medicines with a mission to 'bring important therapies to the world, with an international footprint that serves people in more than 140 markets"" Organon believes the diversity of its business model provides a sustainable engine of growth to invest in and advance urgently needed new medicines and treatments for women. Wendy also hosts the 'Here for Her Health' on Spotify & most major podcast platforms, a show that embraces new ways of talking about women's health, addressing topics such as health inequities, definitions of health, life transitions and breaking down the stigma associated with women's health topics. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

On this week's episode of Here for Her Health, presented by Organon, our host Wendy Lund sits down with Dr. Donnica Moore, President of the 'Sapphire Women's Health Group,' and host of the podcast ‘In the Ladies' Room with Dr. Donnica' to discuss inequities in health and how some types of inequities are sometimes overlooked. Dr. Moore has dedicated the past 25 years to educating others about women's health and advocating for the health and wellbeing of all women. So get ready for another episode of Here for Her Health, building a better, healthier, every day for women! Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Presented by Organon

On this week's episode of Here for Her Health, presented by Organon, our host Wendy Lund sits down with Dr. Charis Chambers, aka the Period Doctor, an OBGYN with fellowship training in pediatric and adolescent gynecology. Through her professional practice and online presence, Dr. Chambers seeks to disrupt the generational cycle of misconceptions around menstruation and other women's health issues by leading with facts and harnessing the power of social media. So get ready for another episode of Here for Her Health, building a better, healthier, every day for women! Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Presented by Organon

Wendy Lund is the chief communications officer of Organon. Organon is a global health care company dedicated to making a world of difference for women, their families and the communities they care for. Wendy is responsible for establishing and overseeing global communications and related advocacy. Throughout her career, Wendy has maintained a focus on women's health, helping bring information and advocacy around the world.

On this week's episode of Here for Her Health, presented by Organon, our host Wendy Lund chats with Katie Schubert, President and CEO of the Society for Women's Health Research. Schubert passionately shares about her efforts to make women's health mainstream through research as well as her career journey from rural New England to Capitol Hill to CEO and mom of three.Get ready for another episode of Here for Her Health, building a better, healthier, every day for women.Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Presented by Organon

On this week's episode of Here for Her Health, presented by Organon, our host Wendy Lund gets a chance to sit down with the CEO of HealthyWomen, Beth Battaglino! After more than 25 years in the healthcare industry, Beth started HealthyWomen.org, which has been recognized by Forbes as one of the leading websites for women's health. In addition to running the award-winning website, Beth is also a registered nurse and holds degrees in Political Science, Business, and Public Administration. She is with us to discuss and debunk common myths surrounding pregnancy, menopause, and aging. So get ready for another episode of Here for Her Health, building a better, healthier, every day for women! Organon made a donation in 2021 to HealthyWomen as a 501(c)3.Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Presented by Organon

This week we have a discussion with Wendy Lund, founder and CEO of Wellth Management, nurse by trade, paramedic/first responder educator for over 30 years and researcher in the mindfulness and wellbeing space. We have a chat about the importance of learning how to look after your wellbeing as a student, advocating for education regarding this topic, practical approaches, break down the stigma related to mental health and highlight the importance of proactively managing your wellbeing. DISCLAIMER: All of the opinions of each individual on 'The Student Paramedic Podcast' are their own. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of Here for Her Health, presented by Organon, our host Wendy Lund gets a chance to chat with Dr. Neel Shah, Chief Medical Officer of Maven Clinic, the world's largest virtual clinic for women's and family health, and Assistant Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology at Harvard Medical School. Throughout his career, Dr. Shah has been a globally recognized expert in designing solutions that improve health care, and in 2014 was listed among the "40 smartest people in health care" by the Becker's Hospital Review. He joins us today to destigmatize women's health issues such as menstruation and menopause, and shine a light on conditions that are often overlooked. So get ready for another episode of Here for Her Health, building a better, healthier, every day for women! Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Presented by Organon

On this episode of Here for Her Health, brought to you by Organon, our host Wendy Lund gets a chance to talk to Dr. Primavera Spagnolo, the Scientific Director at the Connors Center for Women's Health and Gender Biology at Brigham and Women's Hospital. She has launched an OB/GYN service and conducted several research projects where she championed the cause of women's reproductive health. This week she is here to discuss how we can make sex and gender-informed approaches the standard for medical research. Together Wendy and Primavera touch on the ways people are trying to accelerate better research about women and for women, address gender bias in scientific and clinical research and much more. So join us for Here for Her Health, presented by Organon. Building a better, healthier, every day for women! Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Presented by Organon

On this week's episode of Here for Her Health, presented by Organon, our host Wendy Lund gets a chance to chat with Dr. Alice Zheng, Principle of Rhia Ventures. Throughout her career, Alice has championed the cause of women's health all over the world. Today, she is working with Rhia Ventures to transform the traditionally unjust and skewed markets of sexual, reproductive and maternal health into new and innovative markets that can provide equitable, affordable and high-quality healthcare to all women. Alice is here to give us a bit of insight into how women's health is transforming and evolving each and every day. Get ready for another episode of Here for Her Health, building a better, healthier, every day for women! Follow UsInstagram (@hereforherhealth)Presented by Organon

In Episode 14, Season 4 of the Amplifying Scientific Innovation® Video Podcast, Dr. Sophia Ononye-Onyia, Founder and CEO of The Sophia Consulting Firm, interviewed Wendy Lund, Chief Communications Officer at Organon, a global healthcare company formed through a spinoff from Merck (known as MSD outside of the U.S. and Canada) with a mission to deliver impactful medicines and solutions for a healthier every day. In recognition of the last day of Women's History Month, this episode showcases Ms. Lund's unique perspectives on science advocacy, health equity and influential leadership with a focus on women's health. For full transcript, please visit: https://sophiaconsultingfirm.com/blogs-%2B-articles/f/amplifying-scientific-innovation%C2%AE-wendy-lund-cco-organon

Organon is not just launching a company, we are launching a commitment to listen to women with a podcast series called Here for her Health. Our expert guests, ranging from influencers to doctors to social researchers, will help give voice to the issues women have that have long been unmet.Our host, Wendy Lund, will invite guests to embrace new ways of talking about women's health, addressing topics such as health inequities, definitions of health, lack of entitlement, life transitions, and taboo subjects. The resulting conversations will be illuminating and original, interesting to medical professionals, businesspeople, activists – and all women.

Podcast topics:- Lund talks about her position at pharmaceutical company Organon, which spun off from Merck in June, how Organon positions itself to address an industry deficit in women-centric healthcare, what's next for Organon and more;- Discussing longtime Weber Shandwick chairman Jack Leslie's decision to step down in March 2022 after more than two decades in the role and his history in the industry;- On Facebook's financial results and the series of scandals that have put the social media giant on its back foot including leaks that indicated its content might contribute to negative health outcomes for women;- Discussing Publicis Groupe's strong performance results that leapfrogged the holding company ahead of Omnicom and WPP to become the world's most valuable agency group by stock market value and the future of holding companies in general;- On the consolidation of several Havas PR Global Collective PR functions under the Red Havas network;- Get vaxxed or get out? Why agencies are increasingly likely to require all employees to disclose their vaccination status as a term of employment;- What to expect at COP26, the global climate change summit.

Wendy Lund, CCO, Organon, discusses the challenges of establishing a culture focused on women healthcare. She emphasizes the importance of having a vision to be successful in overcoming those challenges. Wendy also shares key insights from Organon's research on how to communicate with women about healthcare.

In this Expert Guest episode of the Teenage Kicks podcast Helen Wills talks to Wendy Lund about how mindfulness and gratitude can help to change a teen's mindset and their outcomes. Most importantly, Wendy gives parents easy tips on helping teenagers to develop a gratitude habit that doesn't involve meditating, journalling or spending time talking about their feelings! Helen says "This episode was like therapy to record. Honestly, even if you take none of the advice to recreate with your teen, it's worth a listen for your own wellbeing!" Teenagers don't have time to listen to adults insisting that they need to spend time on their mental health. But as parents we can encourage them into daily practices that help them see what's good about their lives. What are the benefits of gratitude? Wendy says "practicing any positive emotion... builds neuronal pathways in the brain... and if you're busy doing those you cannot be busy with thoughts of anxiety and depression... Thoughts produce our emotions, which drive our behaviour." So it's incremental. It improves your mental healthPromotes proactive and prosocial behaviourDecreases materialismDecreases narcissismDecreases depression and anxietyImproves academic scoresImproves life satisfaction scoresImproves compassion Mindfulness resources from Wendy: Make Stress Your Friend - a brilliant TED talk by Kelly McGonigalVideo: An Experiment in Gratitude: The Science of Happiness. (Get ready for tears - happy ones!)Gratitude: a short film by Louie SchwartzbergGratitude questionnaires and scales that scientists useYou might also like this episode with Ryan Gallagher on recovering from PTSD after the death of his father.This episode with digital parenting expert Elizabeth Milovidov on bonding with your teens is also useful. Who is Wendy Lund? Wendy is the founder of Wellth Management, an organisation committed to helping people redefine wealth through wellness. With an MSc in Mindfulness Studies, and following a career as a Professor of Health Sciences, Wendy helps individuals and organisations using evidence-based theory and strategies to create wellness and build stress tolerance. Wendy on InstagramWendy's Twitter page More teenage parenting tips from Helen Wills: Helen wills is a teen mental health podcaster and blogger at Actually Mummy a resource for midlife parents of teens. Thank you for listening! Subscribe to the Teenage Kicks podcast to hear new episodes. If you have a suggestion for the podcast please email teenagekickspodcast@gmail.com. There are already stories from fabulous guests about difficult things that happened to them as teenagers - including losing a parent, becoming a young carer, and being hospitalised with mental health problems - and how they overcame things to move on with their lives. You can find more from Helen Wills on parenting teenagers on Instagram and Twitter @iamhelenwills. For information on your data privacy please visit Podcast.co. Please note that Helen Wills is not a medical expert, and nothing in the podcast should be taken as medical advice. If you're worried about a teenager, please seek support from a medical professional. Podcast produced by James Ede at Be Heard production.

With over 3 decades of experience as a professor of health sciences, Wendy Lund understands the physiology and pathophysiology of ease and disease. She became concerned over the educational gap that existed in preparing first responders to engage with trauma and tragedy and the growing number of deaths by suicides in vulnerable populations. Motivated to fill this gap, Wendy went back to school in her early 50's. Her graduation in 2017 from the University of Aberdeen makes her one of very few globally with a MSc in mindfulness studies. Her research built a case for why proactive strategies matter in training and sustaining a resilient mind. Grateful for her career in academia, she retired early to provide others with an understanding of how to create and cause your mental health, not simply avoid disease. She founded Wellth Management to fill a gap and inspire individuals and organisations to redefine wealth using evidence-based theory and strategies to create wellness and build stress tolerance. In this episode Wendy talks about: Her definition of mindfulness. Her decision to return to education to pursue a MSc in mindfulness studies. Why mindfulness and being present is important for first responders. Steps to implement mindfulness in to daily practice. The creation of her company Wellth Management and her free resource: Reach for Resiliency. Resources discussed in this episode: Books - Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor Frankl The Mindful Path to Self-Compassion by Christopher Germer Silver Linings: Stories of Gratitude, Resiliency and Growth Through Adversity by Janice Landry Courses- Reach for Resiliency Public Health & Safety Worker Content & Conversation Course for Friends and Family You can stay up to date with Wendy and her work via her website at: www.wellthmanagement.ca or via social media on Twitter: @WorkWithHeartWM and @WLund100 or via LinkedIn: Wellthmanagement Keep up to date with Monarch Human Performance via our website, Facebook and Instagram pages.

In this episode of The Fire Inside Podcast I talk with Wendy Lund about the value of compassion and gratitude. Wendy Lund is the CEO/Founder of Wellth Management Inc, an organization devoted to building wellness, psychological safety and resiliency proactively using evidence-based theory and interventions.  Her recent MSc in Mindfulness Studies and research investigating the experience of trauma in … 064 – The Value of Compassion and Gratitude – Interview with Wendy Lund Read More »

MM&M's Larry Dobrow sits down with reigning MM&M agency entrepreneur of the year Wendy Lund, CEO of GCI Health, to talk innovation within the holding-company structure, growing agency brands… and Tiffany's.

In this episode of The Fire Inside Podcast I have a conversation with the CEO/Founder of Wellth Management, Wendy Lund. With more than three decades of experience as a Health Studies Professor (RN, RPN, Paramedicine, Massage Therapy, Pharmacy Assistant) teaching physiology, pathophysiology & pharmacology, Wendy understands the biology of stress and resiliency. She extensively investigated … 020 – Interview with Wendy Lund of Wellth Management Read More »