Recent innovations in our world – including artificial intelligence, expanding automation and hybrid work models – are creating a revolution in how we work, live and travel. At a time when it feels like the future is coming faster than ever before, the National Safety Council remains a trusted source for businesses, communities and individuals to navigate these changes and harness them to make us all safer.
In 2024 NSC continued our century-long legacy of leading the national conversation on health and safety; providing education and tools to improve safety in our workplaces and communities; and connecting organizations with the best safety experts, technologies and services. From legislative victories to cutting-edge research, and from world-class convenings to preeminent training services, this was a year of both growth and high impact for NSC.
In this report, you’ll find examples of why the National Safety Council is the voice of safety leadership, education and connection. You will also see a snapshot of our activities and accomplishments in 2024 including:
- Advance critical federal and state legislation to amplify workplace and roadway safety. Through our Capitol Hill advocacy and work with state governments, NSC supported new legislation that will make a lasting impact on the future of safety.
- Grow the NSC Scholarship Program. NSC is committed to supporting aspiring safety professionals. In 2024 we awarded 20 scholarships to future safety leaders.
- Advocate for innovation and technology as key components of a workplace safety and health strategy. Programs like Work to Zero, the Road to Zero Coalition, and the MSD Solutions Lab demonstrate the Council’s success in advancing safety through innovative technology and research.
- Offer updated training and educational resources aimed at saving lives. Education is crucial to improving workplace and roadway safety. NSC continues to improve the training materials and tools that are essential resources for employers, governments and individuals.
- Remain the leading force in making the nation safer. This year’s NSC Safety Congress & Expo in Orlando brought together over 12,000 safety professionals from 70 countries. In addition, we raised more than $7 million in philanthropic donations. We are so grateful to the many individuals, corporations and foundations with a passion for safety and health that contributed to help us achieve our mission.
None of these accomplishments would be possible without the dedication of the individuals and groups across our nation who value health and safety above all. At the Council, we’ll continue this vital work of leading, connecting and educating as we strive to fulfill our mission of saving lives, from the workplace to anyplace.

Lorraine M. Martin, NSC President and CEO

Brian J. Cook, NSC Board Chair

