"We also do a lot of work through internships. We have a program called COUNT [Consumer University Talent]," she added. COUNT recruits diversely talented and highly motivated students for short-term, hands-on technical projects that are now solely data entry. The initiative aims to build the Kenvue R&D entry-level talent pipeline while providing these individuals with more of a hands-on experience. At the April 2024 groundbreaking ceremony for Kenvue's new global headquarters in Summit are (from left): Luani Alvarado, chief people officer, Kenvue; Tim Sullivan, CEO, NJEDA; Caroline Tillett, chief scientific officer, Kenvue; Gov. Phil Murphy; Thibaut Mongon, CEO, Kenvue; Summit Mayor Elizabeth Fagan; Eric Brophy, Murphy's deputy chief of staff; and Meri Stevens, chief operations officer, Kenvue. – PROVIDED BY DAVE KOTINSKY/GETTY IMAGES