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Pierre Van Weperen - on truly individualised medicine, being on your broccoli and marketing being too sophisticated, 23 juil. 202600:49:05

Pierre Van Weperen works in the medicinal cannabis market, which has the power to transform lives. However, the regulatory environment makes him and his team talking about the product extremely challenging. In this episode Pierre shares insight on:


- how cannabis can be truly individualised unlike other medicines

- why marketing can get too sophisticated for its own good

- dealing with a restricted environment where you cannot even talk about your product!

Nico Renner - on being humble, questionning omnichannel and keeping marketing current01 juin 202600:36:41

In this episode of 'Off-label', Nico Renner and I discuss the intersection between science and business in pharma. His unique background gives him perspectives from often two opposing sides of pharma. We discussed why:


- being humble is critical

- we should question the value of omnichannel

- things that worked in the past don't necessarily work today


Enjoy!

Patrick Penzo - product marketing, the emotional connection and why branding wins22 mai 202600:37:58

Patrick Penzo and I discussed the power of brand building and how leaders to get branding, get ahead

Damon Harrell - understand your customer, reps are important, clever doesnt mean effective27 avr. 202600:37:15

Boom - episode 4 of 'Off-label'!


There are few people I have had the opportunity to work with that know more than Damon about strategic marketing in pharma, and boy does this come across during our discussion. We discussed:

- why good marketing requires a deep understanding of your customer (and this can get overlooked)

- how scientifically interesting products can not get used

- why reps are still important in an omnichannel world


A rich conversation, with zero bullshit


Enjoy!

James Mainwairing - a good product is not enough, marketing is a slog, trust is vital22 avr. 202600:35:10

Episode 5 with James Mainwairing was a real eye-opener on marketing. We discussed why:

- a good product is not enough

- marketing can feel like a slog

- trust is critical for success

Laragh de Bhulbh - passing the baton, why marketing isn't seedy, insights must be used10 avr. 202600:28:51

Join Ed in discussion with Laragh de Bhulbh, owner and managing director of Wolf Medical. In this episode they discuss:

  • how market and medical need to learn to pass the baton
  • why insights that aren't used are a total waste of time
  • challenging the idea that marketing isn't seedy or dirty

And of course what she HATEs, RATEs and DEBATEs about marketing

Imogen Ley-Clowes - pharma marketers as teachers, brands like children and listening to your gut30 mars 202600:28:11

Join Ed in discussion with Imogen Ley-Clowes, founder and creative lead at Immo Studio. In this episode they discuss:

  • what pharma marketers can teach others
  • why building a brand is like raising a child
  • why your gut is the thing you should listen to more

And of course what she HATEs, RATEs and DEBATEs about marketing

Peter Moody - dark markets, GLOCAL working and why regulated business are the most interesting to work in13 mars 202600:40:48

Join Ed for a discussion with Peter Moody, former CEO of Profero and CIO of MullenLowe Group. In this episode, they discuss:

  • What pharma can learn from the drinks industry
  • Why innovation is crucial in regulated businesses
  • How enshittification is showing up everywhere


And what he HATEs, RATEs and DEBATEs about marketing


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