"Co-created with the Down Syndrome Community, it is based on the real story of a Café Joyeux employee with Down syndrome who did not get his first job until he was 47. The café chain is committed to employing people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and just launched a site in midtown Manhattan." Read more from LBBonline - Little Black Book: https://bit.ly/4eOaVYj
Klick
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Klick Health is the world’s largest independent commercialization partner for life sciences. For over 25 years, Klick has been laser-focused on developing, launching, and supporting life sciences brands to maximize their full market potential as a core commercialization partner. Klick is opening offices in regional hubs and key markets to provide local support for our clients in countries outside of North America. These seven new offices are purpose-built to replicate the core components of our culture and values and be 100% dedicated to the pharma and life sciences business. We believe that when your people are the center of gravity, clients are the ultimate beneficiaries. Success, in its highest form, is always mutual. Our culture of kindness and high performance attracts innovators and leaders who care about doing the best work possible in an environment that supports their rapid growth. Together, we can turn any problem into a potentially life-changing opportunity.
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- Toronto, Ontario
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- 1997
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- Brand Strategy, Clinical Review and Analysis, Copywriting, Creative Technology, CRM Strategy, Digital Media, Disease Awareness, Experience Design, Film and Video, Launch Tactical Readiness, Machine Learning, Media Planning, Medical Editing, Medical, Legal, and Regulatory, Out-of-Home, Platforms, Programmatic, SEO, Social Media, and Tech Advisory
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Vice President, Strategy & Intelligence at Klick Health | Ex-J&J | RWD Analytics | Healthcare Strategy | IIT Madras
I’m excited to share my latest article on a topic I’m fascinated by: the transformative power of customer experience in pharma. 🚀 In the current pharma landscape, traditional product-centric models are no longer enough. In my piece, I explore how redefining our “customers”—including healthcare providers, patients, regulators, and payers—and deeply understanding their journeys can lead to superior experiences and better outcomes for everyone involved. Here’s a look at what I cover: - Redefining “Customer”: moving beyond the product to truly understand the diverse needs of all our stakeholders - Engagement Ecosystems: creating a seamless, interconnected network of personal and digital touchpoints - Omnichannel Harmony: focusing on the overall customer journey rather than just individual touchpoints - Customer-Centric Metrics: shifting our success measures from traditional sales/script volume to metrics that reflect true customer satisfaction This journey demands cross-functional collaboration, cultural shifts, and advanced analytics. But the rewards? A more sustainable, growth-driven future that puts the customer at the heart of everything we do. Read the Full Article: https://bit.ly/3W91yuM At Klick, I help clients build integrated customer engagement strategies with data at its core. Lets connect if you're interested in this space. Drop your thoughts below 👇 #Pharma #CustomerExperience #HealthcareInnovation #DataDriven #MarketingStrategy #PatientOutcomes #CustomerCentricity
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This is one of those ones you have to watch to the very end 👏 Klick & co
Spotted: Café Joyeux taxi toppers featuring a still from our short film '47.' Backed by stop-motion, CGI and puppetry – as well as a cover of “Carry On” by indie pop band Fun – the film tells the story of Robert, who is told that various life moments and opportunities are not for him. That is until he is offered a job at Café Joyeux, a global chain of cafe-restaurants that hire and train people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. https://lnkd.in/gmGkrcnS
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Pharma marketers, are you ready to redefine your approach? Moving from product-centric to customer-centric strategies is not just a trend but a necessity. Learn how understanding HCP journeys can transform engagement and drive growth: https://bit.ly/4cqk9II #PharmaMarketing #CustomerExperience #HCPEngagement
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Navigating a world without friction is more complex than it seems. Read our new article on friction aversion and its broader implications: https://bit.ly/4cVeNVN
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At the Reimagine Pharma Conference from Momentum Events in May, Alec Melkonian explored the AI adoption curve, discussing whether we're at the peak of inflated expectations or moving into the productivity phase, while highlighting the rapid pace of technological adoption and the need to address trust and societal impacts as we leverage AI's full potential 💡
At the recent Reimagine Pharma conference, I spoke about some intriguing aspects (at least, I think they’re intriguing) of AI and its adoption curve, focusing on understanding where we may stand in the hype cycle and how it mirrors previous technological advancements. The AI hype curve questions whether we are at the peak of inflated expectations or have moved into the productivity phase. Historical parallels, such as the initial use of television to broadcast radio shows and the early internet’s posting of 30-second TV commercials, highlight a recurring pattern: when groundbreaking technologies emerge, we often use them in familiar ways rather than fully leveraging their unique capabilities. A fascinating consideration in this iteration of tech evolution is the wildly increasing speed of adoption. Consider ChatGPT, which reached 100 million users in just two months, compared to the years it took for Netflix and Instagram to achieve similar milestones. This rapid adoption leads to unprecedented change and poses new challenges, particularly around trust and societal impact. The adoption rates of technologies like ChatGPT are indeed remarkable, yet they bring to light trust issues that we would be smart to address. Just as we saw with the issues highlighted in the “Social Dilemma” documentary, the rapid integration of new tech into our daily lives can have profound implications for our social fabric. Engineers at OpenAI are openly stating that they don’t really understand the impact of the code they’re launching, and no one understands the impact of increasingly powerful models. I’m not talking about Skynet, I’m thinking more about this as a slow outsourcing of thinking and creativity. While it’s easy to focus on the skyscrapers we can build with these new technologies, we must also consider the foundations they rest upon. As we continue to explore and harness AI's potential, it’s essential to balance innovation with thoughtful consideration of its broader impact. I’m looking forward to discussing these ideas further and hearing everyone’s thoughts on where you think we are on the AI hype curve.
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Spotted: Café Joyeux taxi toppers featuring a still from our short film '47.' Backed by stop-motion, CGI and puppetry – as well as a cover of “Carry On” by indie pop band Fun – the film tells the story of Robert, who is told that various life moments and opportunities are not for him. That is until he is offered a job at Café Joyeux, a global chain of cafe-restaurants that hire and train people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. https://lnkd.in/gmGkrcnS
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VP, Director of Design at Klick || Brand Identity & Design Leader for the Healthcare & Life Sciences Industry
I just got back from the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity 🏆, and the energy was palpable! AI has undoubtedly made creating easier, but the real challenge now is to go beyond the basics, bringing emotion and storytelling into our work. The 2024 event was a nexus of emotions and innovation, reminding me that our design culture is evolving to embrace new expectations of design. We all want it FASTER and BETTER. ⚡ It’s not just about using AI; it's about pushing boundaries with assistance from technology and telling compelling stories through thoughtful iteration, powered by repeatable strategic design cycles that drive winning narratives. Here’s a post of 3 Cannes Game-Changers I’ll be focusing on with my team for the balance of 2024. Thank you, Klick for the opportunity to attend the most influential creative event in the world with our super-talented crew! 💙 #CannesLions2024 #DesignInnovation #CreativeLeadership Rich Levy, Leerom Segal, Glenn Zujew, Carl Turner, Jamie Lutzky, Bernardo Romero, Andrea B., Amy Fortunato, Yan Fossat, Marc Genesee, Tim Jones, Jillian Baum, Sheryl Steinberg, Anna Lopez, Jen Kennedy Martin
3 Cannes Game-Changers to Energize Your Design Team
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CANJA Audio Culture (Founder & Music Creative Director) • 89 Cannes Lions (5 GPs, 1 Titanium, 1 Film) • GRAMMY's Member • Juror of Clio Awards, Cannes Corporate, El Ojo, New York Festivals • Artist
Have you ever wondered what is the most impactful project you've ever been part of? I know mine... When Bernardo Romero and Klick invited us to this project, our first thought was to have the Down Syndrome community playing with us. So, the CANJA Audio Culture team made it happen: I went to Buffalo, NY, to record Sujeet Desai, a multi-instrumentalist, on piano, and through a Zoom meeting we guided José Omar, a conductor and percussionist, directly from a studio in Venezuela to produce the sound effects. What a unique experience! Thanks to Bernardo Romero, Anna Lopez, Amy Fortunato, Andrea B., Rich Levy, Paulo Garcia, Natalia Gouvea, Daniel Salles, Eduardo Karas, Vanessa Mafra, Café Joyeux, ZOMBIE STUDIO and CANJA Audio Culture teams.
Café Joyeux - 47 Our first Film Lion at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity was brought to life throughout an amazing journey. Behind all the craft and details by the stunning animation made by Zombie, there’s a truly emotional connection between the lyrics of Fun’s song and our main character Robert. Even with all the struggles he faced, no one ever stopped him. “May your past be the sound of your feet upon the ground / Carry on”. That’s our guy. Also, we want to talk about two other guys. Two incredible artists that helped us make this real: Sujeet Desai and Jose Omar Davila. Sujeet is a talented multi instrumentalist that recorded the piano for our version of the song, giving the track the necessary movement and feeling. Jose Omar was responsible for the foleys you hear on the screen. Water, wind, hits, percussion, synths and more. In addition to thanking these talented guys, we would also like to thank our prodigious team, Klick and ZOMBIE STUDIO. This project touched our souls and is now part of our lives. We would love for you to see it and hear it with all your heart. Canja