Evoke
Independent
Address
300 Vesey Street
New York, New York 10282
Web Address
Year Founded
2006
Full-time Employees
1,304
Number of Clients
377
North American Revenue 2021
304,435,755
North American Revenue 2020
168,238,413
Full-time Employees 2021
1,304
Full-time Employees 2020
706
Number of clients 2021
471
Number of clients 2020
110
Offices
North America
9
Locations
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Princeton, NJ
Los Angeles
Chicago
Boston
San Diego
Raleigh, NC
Executives & Senior Management
Reid Connolly
CEO & Founder
Senior Management
Reid Connolly
CEO & Founder
Eric Daly
Chief Growth Officer
Heather Torak
Chief Operating Officer
David Kyne
Group President, Communications
Amar Urhekar
Group President, Marketing
Will Reese
Chief Innovation Officer
Jamie Avallone
Chief Data Officer
Karsten Risch
Chief Medical Officer
James Tsuyuki
Chief Technology Officer
Jen O'Dwyer
President, North America
Steve Minichini
President, Media
John Shamsey
President, Evoke Navience
Jon Clark
President, Europe
Karla Anderson
Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer
Maryellen Royle
COO, Communications
Maureen Byrne
President, Evoke KYNE
Simon Hackett
Global Marketing and Communications Director
Ben Beckley
Global President, Evoke Mind+Matter
Lauren Wetmore
President, Evoke Create
Rosanne Johnson
President, Evoke MicroMass
Carin Canale
CEO, Evoke Canale
Dominic Elliston
Managing Director, Evoke Galliard & Evoke Incisive
Deanna Smith
VP, People & Culture
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Capabilities/Services Offered
Professional
Consumer
OTC
Direct Marketing
Media Planning
Med-ed
Payer
Med-Tech
Public Health
Data/Analytics
Digital
Client Roster
Evoke is a partner to the top 10 biopharma companies and scores more, in addition to many mid-size and emerging biotechs.
Top 10 biopharma clients include
AbbVie
BMS
GSK
Johnson & Johnson
Merck
Novartis
Pfizer
Roche
Sanofi
Takeda
Growth
2021 Growth from Existing Clients
40%
2021 Growth from New Clients
60%
Trends and Challenges
Diversity and inclusion
Talent acquisition/retention
Regulatory concerns
Healthcare Marketing Trends
More personalization of communications
Need to create more/better content/experiences
Heightened focus on payers
Increased concern over drug pricing
Industry consolidation
Scrutiny around social media
Impact of empowered patients/consumers
Intensified focus on analytics/ROI/measurement
Decreased impact of sales forces
Regulatory changes
Programs that go “beyond the pill”
Evolution of EHRs
Emphasis on specialty drugs/high-science categories
Adopting a data-science culture
More digital experimentation
Seizing opportunities around cannabis
Working from home
Ongoing fallout from pandemic
Ongoing fallout from societal unrest
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