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The Boston Globe's 'Bold Types' features Andrew Dreyfus ’80

Bold Types, a video series produced by The Boston Globe which focuses on leaders within Boston’s business community, features Andrew Dreyfus ’80, chief executive of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.

Dreyfus is charged with managing health insurance for more than 2.8 million policyholders in Massachusetts, the largest of any local insurer. In this video, Globe reporter Janelle Nanos interviews Dreyfus about the social justice-driven mission he carries into his work, and about current health care challenges.

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April 3, 2019

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