1. Expert Connections Teleconference GBCHealth Outlook on 2012

2. Health Landscape

3. Health Landscape: Advances & Challenges TopicGood NewsNot-so-good News FundingGAVI surpasses funding goalGlobal Fund cancels Round 11 MalariaElimination and eventual eradication look possible Drug and insecticide resistance looms Vaccines3 new vaccines Gates Foundation attention Tough/expensive to reach the last 20% HIVTreatment for prevention Novel circumcision techniques Born HIV-free campaign Vaccine still far off (> 10 years) New infections still outstrip ARV access NCDsGrowing focus on need for national plans More data being generated Translation of attention into country plans/actions

4. Member Survey Results

5. Motivations for joining GBCHealth 5 A commitment to HIV, TB, and Malaria is still the top motivation for joining GBCHealth (34% of respondents). Visibility and reputation building is the most popular overall, selected by 70% of respondents

6. Motivations for joining 6 What motivates your company to belong to GBCHealth? (in your own words) “Working with an organization that gets the role of the private sector in global health and advocates with others how we are a critical part of the solution” “GBCHealth is of great interest to our staff, not only current employees, but prospective employees as well. It has a material impact on attraction, development and retention of people.” “Having the forum to collaborate with other corporations on health issues and how to partner and develop unique programs where they have a operations.” “We are committed to improving the human condition, and GBCHealth is one way to facilitate reaching that goal.” “….we see a great deal of value in being a part of a network of organization's committed to fighting AIDS and improving maternal and child health.”

7. Most Used Services GBCHealth Service2011 Tailored or company-specific consultations and advisory services47% Convenings and knowledge-sharing forums (e.g. Annual Conference, regional workshops) 29% Access to business-oriented learning resources (e.g. GBC website, multimedia, print) 27% Visibility and reputation-building opportunities27% Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn)39% One-on-one consultations with your GBCHealth RM20%

8. What is the most valuable service GBCHealth provides? 8 Networking “Brokering introductions and facilitation interactions.” “Providing a forum for interaction.” Brand Building “GBCHealth’s ability to… create visibility on what the private sector is doing to fight AIDS, TB, and malaria.“ “Visibility and reputation building opportunities.” Expertise and Advisory Services “Education and sharing best practices is extremely valuable.” Annual Conference and Other Events “Annual GBC meeting in NYC was quite helpful from a networking perspective.” Value not defined “Very difficult to define value.”

9. Priority Health Areas for Members Percentage of members who identified health area as important or very important to them

10. Areas for improvement Geographic interest where GBCHealth does not operate (India, Latin America) Additional content in NCD space Member desire to have more convenings outside the US Promoting the availability of services (e.g. Expert Connections Teleconferences)

11. GBCHealth Top 2012 Priorities

12. Top 3 GBCHealth Goals – 2012 Grow engagement in NCD space −Diabetes in China −Workplace Approaches Smoke Free Workplace Nutrition −Identify corporate opportunity / role in regional conversations Increase global coverage − Expand GBCHealth regional capabilities in line with member representation and NCD affected areas

13. QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION