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Inspired Science expands team
Neil McLelland and Chloe Malloy join the agency
Medical communications agency Inspired Science has made two new appointments to its team.
Neil McLelland (pictured right) joins as a director, bringing client services expertise from MedErgy HealthGroup, where he most recently served as a director. He previously led the life science agency's marketing division as a director.
Meanwhile, Chloe Malloy (pictured left) joins Inspired Science as a medical writer.
She moves to the agency from OmniaMed, where she specialised in medical education writing and served as head of social media and e-learning.
Prior to this, Malloy was a medical writer in PR and communications at Havas Life Medicom, and also brings experience in forensic science to the role.
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