The emotive. team help raise awareness for Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust
On Saturday
10th June, the emotive. team put on their trainers and pink t-shirts to take
part in Jo’s annual “Steps for Jo” 5K walk through the Queen Elizabeth Olympic
Park in London.
We are
delighted to announce that we raised a total of £1000 through donations on our
JustGiving page, and the team all had a fantastic time raising awareness for
Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust.
You can
find out more about Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust and the work that they do at
their website,
including the Steps for Jo’s event and the upcoming Cervical Cancer
Awareness week. To learn more about the
other community & charity work we do, or how we drive engagement to change
behaviour with our unique emotive. lab methodology, please email Adam Boucher (adam@thinkemotive.com) or call +44 (0) 207 148 0408.
26th April marks Undiagnosed Children’s Day; a day to celebrate and raise awareness for the 6,000 children that are born annually in the UK with an unknown, rare genetic disorder. emotive.
We’re well into 2019 and with Q1 complete, the year is shaping up to be one of our busiest yet. With two exciting new EMEA and Global accounts added in Rare Disease and Advanced Therapies along with expanding existing client work, emotive is delighted to welcome five new recruits to the team. emotive.
To round off stress awareness month, emotive is pleased to announce the appointment of our first Mental Health First aider, Kate Wagstaff, Senior Account Executive. emotive.
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Porphyria Awareness Week has given the team at emotive an opportunity to show our support for those touched by this debilitating Rare Disease as well as our enthusiasm for working in this field. emotive.
In September 2018, Immy joined emotive through the graduate recruitment scheme after completing her Masters in Pharmacy at the University of Reading. Six months into her role, we asked Immy to tell us about her experience so far. emotive.