According to its leaders, REALITYRx Communication has clearly shown they know how to keep it REAL. Since the agency’s inception in 2008, REALITYRx has been committed to developing impactful communications that connect to customers on multiple levels and through diverse channels, driving results for clients. “Amidst ever-evolving and challenging markets, REALITYRx has continued to successfully grow strong relationships built on foundations of dynamic creativity, solid strategy, and inventive use of digital media,” executives say.
“We are depth-defiers,” executives at this agency say.
To successfully commercializing new technologies in specialty pharma, medical devices, and medical equipment, determining what matters most to healthcare providers and patients is critical – but challenging in today’s rapidly evolving market where the next big thing may be right on the heels of your big thing.
“At RevHealth, we believe that with change comes opportunity,” executives say. “In 2014, we were able to capitalize on the ever-increasing dynamics of the health care industry by helping existing clients navigate through the evolving landscape and adding new clients to the mix.”
Executives say Scout continues to grow steadily, and maintaining one’s agency culture in a period of rapid growth can be tricky. Scout, however, is holding steady. More importantly, when it comes to clients, the agency carries on, staying the course.
STRIKEFORCE executives say 2014 was marked by winning assignments for the world’s biggest blockbusters. True to its name, STRIKEFORCE marched into 2014 and seized key assignments for three of the world’s biggest drugs from Amgen, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Gilead. By the year’s end, the agency had earned DTC AOR status for Gilead’s entire hepatitis C portfolio, including major launches for a multi-channel disease awareness campaign as well as the branded launches for Sovaldi and Harvoni.
Agency growth depends on a strong foundation, and that’s exactly what Topin & Associates built on for success in 2014, executives say. The agency’s solid base of relationships, clients, and good work led to a number of new opportunities for the Chicago-based firm.
Ten years bold.
Last month, Trio celebrated its 10th anniversary. Since opening its doors a decade ago, executives say Trio has continued to brave new solutions to connect better with its customers. “And, as all of us in the industry struggle to catch up to today’s hyper-informed, relationship-phobic, disengaged customer, Trio’s flexibility and nimbleness to adapt to customers’ needs is leading them in exciting new directions,” executives say.
Every year since its founding in 2005, Triple Threat Communications (TTC) has renewed its commitment to an “un-agency” business model that truly puts clients first. According to executives, there are no off-the-shelf solutions, no layers of overhead, no hidden agendas, and no creative divas. Instead, seasoned experts who love rolling up their sleeves produce top-quality work with optimal efficiency, unmatched personal attention, and one shared goal: making their clients’ brands as successful as possible. This client-centric approach has contributed to 10 consecutive years of solid business growth for TTC, with a jump in revenue of more than 22 percent in 2014.
By John Kamp New legislation to spur medical innovation through new authorities for FDA and NIH is creating a lot of buzz in the Washington medical community, most of it very […]
