GLOBALHealthPR turns Global Health Marketing & Communications


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GLOBALHealthPR, the world’s largest and most dynamic network of independent healthcare agencies has rebranded itself into Global Health Marketing & Communications (GHMC).

GLOBALHealthPR, the world’s largest and most dynamic network of independent healthcare agencies has rebranded itself into Global Health Marketing & Communications (GHMC).

Seeing the constant change and innovation in the media landscape, the venture has decided to shift from a traditional public relations approach into an integrated media & marketing solution. They are increasingly adding diversified offerings for their network of partner agencies which is spread around the world.

Rebranding starts a new chapter for GHMC which commits itself to deliver strategy-first campaigns that drive behaviour change. With their work, they aim to break down borders and improve health outcomes for all.

GHMC has partnered with multiple healthcare stakeholders like biotech, biopharma, diagnostics and wellness companies across 60 countries spread within Asia-Pacific, the Americas and the European countries. Their exclusive Indian partner is MediaMedic Communications. 

Priti Mohile, the co-founder of MediaMedic Communications says, “The GlobalHealthPR network of independent agencies has been delivering award-winning work over the past decade. (But) with the advent of the digital media, lines have blurred between PR and other marketing communications. And hence the evolution of GlobalHealthPR to the new avatar ‘Global Health Marketing & Communications (GHMC)’ with its advanced offerings in the health sector, is all set to meet the new age needs of the health and life sciences industry.”

Tags : #GLOBALHealthPR #GlobalHealthMarketingCommunications #healthcaremedia #MediaMedicCommunication #PritiMohile #alert #rebranding #smitakumar #medicircle

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