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External Communication
Our communications to external audiences must be consistent and clear, so only authorized individuals should communicate on Bio-Rad’s behalf.
To meet our commitment to maintaining trust with an external audience, we must ensure that the information and communication coming from Bio-Rad is accurate, consistent, and authorized.
Unless you have been authorized and explicitly designated to communicate on behalf of Bio-Rad, you should direct any and all inquiries from the media, analysts, investors, or other members of the public to Corporate Communications.
When we participate on social media platforms, we do so responsibly. Our Code and our policies apply to online activity just as they do to in-person interactions. Remember that statements made online may last forever and could reflect poorly on Bio-Rad and our reputation.
Expectations
- We do not speak on Bio-Rad’s behalf unless it is our explicitly authorized role.
- We direct outside inquiries about the company to Corporate Communications.
- We participate in social media responsibly.
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Outside entities and individuals that have an interest in Bio-Rad or are part of the public, including shareholders, the media, customers, business partners, and the community at large.
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FAQs
A: No. Unless you have been specifically authorized to speak to the media on Bio-Rad’s behalf, you should refer her to Corporate Communications.
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A: No. The company must keep a consistent voice when speaking externally. If you are not authorized to speak on behalf of Bio-Rad, then do not do it. You can report posts on social media and other public statements that you think should be addressed to Corporate Communications.
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