We’re partnering with Redefining Pharma Marketing in Toronto

When we first saw the draft programme, we knew that the conference was going to tackle some of the big issues that matter to Creation Healthcare’s pharmaceutical clients
Redefining Pharma Marketing

Healthcare Engagement Strategy, Creation Healthcare’s monthly publication for business leaders, marketing and communications professionals in pharmaceutical and healthcare organizations, has entered into a media partnership with Redefining Pharma Marketing conference which takes place in Toronto on 3-4 May 2011. We’re excited about this partnership because we sense that the conference is going to be one of the year’s outstanding events in healthcare engagement.

2011 is set to be a year packed with more conferences dedicated to healthcare engagement in one form or another than ever before. Our Events Calendar provides a glimpse of a just how many events are taking place the world over. And with good reason – we are in an era of great change and opportunity for pharmaceutical marketers. But if there’s just one event you get to in North America, you could do well to make it Toronto’s Redefining Pharma Marketing.

Why are we so excited about this event? When we first saw the draft programme, we knew that the conference was going to tackle some of the big issues that matter to Creation Healthcare’s pharmaceutical clients, including:

  • Marketing to specialist physicians
  • Understanding the views of pharmacists
  • Patient-centric marketing in Canada
  • Multi-channel strategies
  • Lessons from outside of healthcare

Significantly, this conference seems to be taking a lead in highlighting the changing environment in which pharmaceutical marketing is taking place, with sessions specifically addressing planning for the future in areas like CME and regulatory compliance.

Find out more about Redefining Pharma Marketing.

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Daniel Ghinn

About Daniel Ghinn

Daniel’s role as CEO, builds on over a decade of hands-on experience helping some of the world's largest pharmaceutical and healthcare companies to achieve better results through digital engagement. Prior to the launch of Creation Interactive, Daniel's career included a role in pharmaceutical intelligence with Medicare Audits (later to become IMS Health) where he worked with major pharmaceutical clients. He went on to lead the development of groundbreaking sales and marketing intelligence systems and in 1998 he established Frog Creation Limited, an award-winning web design and build agency working with major brands like Pfizer, Toshiba Medical Systems, and L'Oréal Professionnel. Seeing a gap in the market for a truly integrated communications agency Daniel established Hit Communications Limited in 2005, which was later to acquire Red Plane Design and become The Wonderful Creative Agency, working with major brands, SMEs and charities. Daniel's passion is to see people achieve tangible results through innovation and in 2006 he established Interactive Strategy Limited, providing workshops and training focused on the definition and implementation of interactive media strategies. In 2007, Daniel led the transformation of Frog Creation into Creation Interactive, the digital engagement strategy consultancy for healthcare and government. Outside of Creation Interactive, Daniel's vision for business and innovation has led him to play a proactive role in the business and education community. He is Vice Chairman of Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce, which represents the business community in Kent where he lives and has over 1,200 members. Daniel also contributes to education initiatives, economic development and community planning forums, and has been a speaker at numerous education and business events.

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