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“Ken embodies the essence of leadership, not just through his actions but through his unwavering commitment to do better … to be better. Ken embodies a culture of continuous learning and development, encouraging each member of our team to reach their full potential.”

Agency leaders at ConcentricLife put it this way: “None of us are as great as all of us.” The agency has lived this mantra throughout the course of its 21-year history, as it assembles teams composed of the right people, with the right expertise, to build the right solutions for clients, “in service of transforming the healthcare experience.”

Med Ad News sat down with Ankit Vahia, Ph.D., who recently joined ConcentricLife as chief strategy officer, to talk about the agency’s strategy behind delivering experiences versus having a transactional relationship with clients and brands.

Phil Bartlett and Oliver Caporn have been brought into the agency to lead global marketing engagements.

The agreement to acquire ConcentricLife, which is a subsidiary of Stagwell, reinforces Accenture Song’s continued investment in creating end-to-end solutions for its Life Sciences clients through relevant communications and experiences attuned to the ever-evolving lives of today’s patients and healthcare professionals.

In its 20th year, executives at Concentric Health Experience say the agency kicked off the year with an enormous win from existing partners; added several new client relationships; and culminated the year by setting its vision for the future with the creation of ConcentricLife alongside partner Scout (the longest running rare disease agency). As ConcentricLife, the agency grew eight  percent in revenue and has a staff of 275 people with offices in New York, Chicago, San Diego, Atlanta, Fort Lauderdale, London, and Copenhagen. 

Concentric Health Experience and Scout announced today that the two agencies are coming together to form ConcentricLife, a unique “common-center” agency model built to help brands answer rising consumer demands in rare disease, health, and wellness.