On
March 1, James Viola tweeted, “Hosting a very special group from the University
of Tokyo…Super Science Women.” WiSTEM is the Women in Stem Network, a group
that encourages women entering into roles that involve science, technology,
engineering or math (STEM). James recently helped put together an event at the
University for Johnson and Johnson’s JLABS.
JLABS
consistently supports innovation to meet tomorrow’s healthcare needs. James Viola
works to put together events that draw investors and supporters like the World
Without Disease Quickfire Challenge, a worldwide competition with a $500,000
prize for the individuals providing the best solution to disease and medical
problems around the world.
James
doesn’t just support education and innovation during working hours, he
volunteered for his local school board for several years and once participated
in a flag football event that raised $25,000 for underprivileged youth.
