Medical Advertising Hall of Fame names 2022 inductee Stacey Singer

Medical Advertising Hall of Fame names 2022 inductee Stacey Singer

The membership of the Medical Advertising Hall of Fame (MAHF) elected 2022 inductee Stacey Singer, former Practice Lead at WPP. Singer’s 30-year career in medical advertising has seen her successfully lead and grow multiple agencies from a three-person start-up to a 1,000-person turnaround. She has applied her operational excellence to agencies specializing in diverse disciplines.

Singer grew Adient, a division of CommonHealth, to a large and successful agency. She co-founded and ran MBS/Vox, a highly innovative model and platform for analyzing and strengthening doctor-patient dialogue. With almost no medical education experience, she successfully managed HLS, CommonHealth’s medical education division. She utilized her flexibility and leadership strength as CommonHealth merged with other agencies in the WPP network as Managing Partner for Ogilvy CommonHealth. Later, Singer pioneered and managed Team Chemistry within the WPP network.

MAHF 2021 inductees Risa Bernstein, co-founder and leader of Accel Healthcare and Flashpoint Medica; Maris Schilling, SVP/associate creative director at Kallir Phillips Ross and co-founder of Reagent; and Ronald Souza, president/COO of Rolf Werner Rosenthal and CEO of Ogilvy & Mather’s medical division, will accept their awards at the 2022 dinner since the 2021 event was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The inductees will be honored on February 10, 2022, at a black-tie dinner at The Pierre Hotel in New York City.

The MAHF was founded in 1996 to preserve the history and heritage of the medical advertising profession as well as to recognize the industry’s most influential and respected forebears. Since then, MAHF has grown that mission to include recognition of past excellence in creative work, creation of educational resources and support of value of diversity, equity and inclusion in the industry. Entering the organization’s third decade of service to the industry, the MAHF is pursuing more educational programs, as well as promoting diversity, equity and inclusion.