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While most of us are working remotely, we would like to acknowledge and thank the small Wave team that continues to work on site during this challenging and unprecedented time. We extend this gratitude to all those on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are all #inittogether.
Last week we gathered with colleagues and friends from the Boston life sciences community to watch selections from the #RareDiseaseFilmFestival and hear about the power of storytelling to build connections in #RareDisease. Thank you to the families who shared their stories through these films - we are humbled to be a part of the rare disease community and are working every day to advance the science of genetically defined diseases like #Duchenne and #Huntingtonsdisease. And, thank you to Takeda for hosting!
We showed up 70 people strong at the Huntington's Disease Society of America Boston Team Hope Walk! Extremely proud to join colleagues, friends and families to support the communities for whom we are working so urgently to find potential treatments.
We’re excited that 175 of our employees have joined the Virgin Pulse Global Health Challenge. A happy, healthy work culture is built on happy, healthy employees. To mark Global Employee Health and Fitness Month, we are participating with thousands of people from across the world to get more active and make healthy choices. Game on!
One of our favorite Wave traditions is to invite someone from the #Duchenne community to design our advocacy walk T-shirts. This year’s creation was developed by Brian Brown, whose love of superheroes inspired his design of Wave Man. Thanks to Brian, our team will be well-outfitted during #DuchenneActionMonth and #WDAD2019!
We’re so grateful that Marissa Penrod, founder of Team Joseph and parent to a son living with #Duchenne, chose to share her story with the Wave team today. Thank you, Marissa! #WDAD2019