James Chase

The agency maintained its healthy glow in 2016 with several client wins, three new therapeutic categories, and a renewed focus on diversifying its capabilities and client base.

Cadient continued to evolve beyond its digital roots in 2016, amplifying its strength in experience design and deepening its collaboration with parent Cognizant.

Revenue in 2016 grew to an MM&M-estimated $22.5 million on the back of 12 new accounts, with staff size surging from 74 to 107.

Biolumina emerged from Harrison & Star in 2008 to handle conflict business from Novartis Oncology.

An intense political environment and high-profile discussions around hot-button health issues have made for a busy season on the problem-solving front for inVentiv Health PR Group.

Last year’s more modest performance saw revenue jump at the Indianapolis-based medical communications agency to $39 million, up from $34 million, while employee count edged up to 310.

Since 2001, Austin-based HCB Health has built up a reputation on a steady diet of device manufacturers and treatment centers.

Area 23 entered 2016 on the crest of a wave following a year of record growth.

Giant found itself in uncharted — and choppy — waters at the start of 2016.

Agencies frequently speak to the value of looking after their people, but few follow through on this promise as much as Fingerpaint.