Clark Health Communications (CHC) won the prestigious
Communiqué Award for Excellence
in Product Communications last night for their programme
to launch a new treatment for alcohol dependence in the UK. CHC, an independent
health and medical communications consultancy, was also a finalist for their
entry for Excellence in Professional Education Programmes.
Set up in 2011, CHC was founded by Jeremy Clark who
has worked in the industry for nearly 20 years, leading teams in agencies
including Cohn & Wolfe and Huntsworth Health. Over the last three years CHC
has grown rapidly, securing clients in Women’s Health, Parkinson’s Disease and
Alcohol Dependence. Jeremy recently recruited Account Director Sarah Newman
(Mckinnon Clark), formerly at Galliard, as his first full-time employee to
manage the agency’s business in Women’s Health and Alcohol Dependence. “I’m
thrilled to be joining at such an exciting time for Clark Health Communications
and to be part of developing the business and our team at this early stage,” said
Sarah.
Central to the day-to-day running of the agency is
the core team based in their central London offices. They are supported by a network
of specialist communicators ranging from expert strategic advisors and medical
writers to creative designers and meeting coordinators based around the UK. Jeremy said, “Ultimately, our goal is to
maximise the role of communications in health and medicine, and as a result, to
make clients think differently about communications and communications agencies.
Our everyday motivation is the belief that communications are at the heart of
addressing many of the key questions and challenges in fighting disease and
keeping people well. With this approach, we believe we can deliver the right
solutions that make a genuine difference.”
Clark Health Communications launched its new company branding
and website at the Communiqué Awards.
For further information on who they are and what they do, visit
www.clarkhealthcomms.com. You can also say hello@clarkhealthcomms.com or call
the team on +44 (0)203 574 4768. ![]()
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