Deep Episode 1: Patients are Waiting: The Health Marketer’s Greatest Challenges Today

In this inaugural episode of Deep, host John Mangano explores the dynamic world of health and pharma marketing with Melissa Gordon-Ring, the Global President of Health at Initiative Media. They discuss unique challenges and opportunities, emphasizing the importance of innovation, leadership, and passion in improving and saving lives. Melissa shares her career journey, the significance of personalization and preventative care, and the future of health marketing. She highlights the need for speed, technology, and creativity in driving meaningful impact and encourages listeners to stay ahead by asking questions and embracing change. Tune in to hear their insights on the evolving landscape of health marketing and how it can make a real difference.

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