The MM+M Podcast 1.21.21: Publicis Health’s Alexandra Von Plato
Publicis Health CEO Alexandra Von Plato debriefs with Marc Iskowitz, MM+M’s editor-at-large, about a J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference like no other.
Publicis Health CEO Alexandra Von Plato debriefs with Marc Iskowitz, MM+M’s editor-at-large, about a J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference like no other.
Larry Dobrow, MM+M’s executive editor, joins Marc Iskowitz, editor-at-large, for this special edition of the podcast sharing tips, FAQs and a sneak peek at what to expect as the 2021 Agency100 season kicks off today.
After the May death of George Floyd, companies dedicated millions of dollars toward inclusion efforts. Has there been enough momentum? Why are Black creatives still unicorns? Is CDO a legit role? VMLY&R’s Walter Geer III joins the MM+M Podcast to discuss these and other issues affecting people of color in the marketing workforce.
A panel representing four of this industry’s sharpest minds recaps the most meaningful healthcare trends of 2020.
Dr. Rose Marie Leslie, the University of Minnesota chief family medicine resident who was named the year’s most impactful content creator on TikTok, discusses how her videos have resonated with the TikTok audience during this tumultuous year, her approach to creating content and her plans for evolving her channel.
Meghan Rivera reflects on her move to digital therapeutics as well as preparations for the launch of Akili’s first commercial product, a prescription video game approved for use in kids with ADHD.
Three social-media experts – representing in-house, agency and platform – discuss leveraging social media to battle vaccine distrust, harnessing influencers and marketers’ likely use of the medium in 2021.
Hear about Spectrum’s involvement with the MM+M Pitch Slam, how to pitch virtually and why Spectrum is growing by leaps and bounds this year.
Dr. Charlotte Jones-Burton, VP of Otsuka and president and co-founder of WOCIP, weighs in on recent statements concerning Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris’ Black heritage, and offers her take on other news.
Dr. Patrice Harris speaks about what it was like to helm the American Medical Association for a one-year presidency that ended in June, as well as goals for her new role as medical editor-in-chief of Everyday Health.
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