Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Jennings, Jennings and Company, Dan Dunlop, Web 2.0, starbucks, healthcare marketing blog, healthcare marketing community, Thanksgiving, giving thanks, PR Changs, being thankful on November 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
What am I thankful for this Thanksgiving? Believe it or not, it is a fairly long list.
I’m thankful for my family, Scotti and Meg – the two women who put up with my travel, cranky moods and general impatience. I try to make them the priority but don’t always succeed. I’m also thankful for the [...]
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Posted in Biotechnology, Brand Experience, tagged antibody development, Biopharmaceutical manufacturing, bioreactor, Biotechnology, catalent, cell banks, cell line development, cell line engineering, cell line generation, CHO cell line, Dan Dunlop, Gala Biotechnology, gene expression technology, genetic engineering, GMP manufacturing, GPEx, HEK, Jennings, Jennings and Company, mammalian cell line development, mammalian cell line engineering, protein production, protein purification, recombinant protein, retrovector, stability testing on November 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today I was visiting Catalent Pharma Solution’s site in Middleton, Wisconsin. This is the heart of their biotechnology work. This group, known in a past life as Gala Biotechnology, is absolutely amazing. A colleague and I spent the day meeting with their leadership, and touring the facility.
What do they do in Middleton? You’ve no [...]
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Posted in Brand Experience, brand expeditions, tagged Jennings, Jennings and Company, Dan Dunlop, catalent, catalent pharma solutions, CRO, contract research organization, AAPS, american association of pharmaceutical scientists, mass spectrometry, oligonucleotides, impurity profiling, oligosaccharides on November 21, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I love my work. In this case, I’m talking about my work as a marketer in the life sciences. This week I’ve been on the road as part of a brand consulting engagement for Catalent Pharma Solutions. Earlier in the week one of my colleagues and [...]
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Posted in Brand Experience, Interesting Articles, tagged ben & Jerry's, Burlington Vermont, CDC, Dan Dunlop, Healthiest places to live, healthy cities, healthy living, healthy metropolitan areas, healthy places to live, Jennings, Jennings and Company, mike stobbe, Vermont on November 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
What comes to mind when you think of Vermont? Cows? Beautiful fall foliage? Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream? Skiing? For me, Vermont has always been about a way of life – more gentle and a little safer than most of us experience. To be fair, I spent a good part of my childhood in Vermont [...]
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Wherever you live, there is most likely a regional healthcare marketing society – probably an affiliate of the Society of Healthcare Strategy & Market Development (SHSMD). I belong to a few of the regional societies and do my best to make it to their annual educational conferences. I attended the New England conference a few [...]
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Posted in Social Media, Trends, Web 2.0, tagged Dan Dunlop, Jennings, Jennings and Company, marketing Executives Networking Group, MENG, Social Media, social media adoption by marketers on November 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The information in this post should come as no surprise to healthcare marketers, although there may be solace in knowing that we’re not alone in our reluctance to embrace social media. In a study just released, the Marketing Executives Networking Group (MENG) revealed that most marketing executives are still climbing the learning curve when it [...]
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Posted in Marketing Conferences, tagged Best restaurants Charleston, Carolinas Healthcare Public Relations and Marketing Society, Charleston restaurants, CHPRMS, CHPRMS Conference, Dan Dunlop, high cotton, Hominy Grill, Jennings, Jennings and Company, Jestine's, Magnolias, Virginia's on King on November 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
With the Fall 2008 CHPRMS conference rapidly approaching (it starts Wednesday) I thought I would lighten up my healthcare marketing blog with a post about great restaurants in Charleston! Hopefully this will come in handy later this week as many of us descend upon Charleston.
Word of Mouth: I’ve had several friends recommend Hominy Grill, Jestine’s [...]
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Posted in Interesting Articles, Social Media, Web 2.0, tagged Dan Dunlop, Demos, Jennings, Jennings and Company, network citizens, network ecologies, Peter Bradwell, Richard Reeves, social networking benefits businesses on November 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A recent article distribute by Reuters (London) references a new study by Demos that claims that employee social networking activity may very well help businesses. “The report by Demos said encouraging employees to use networking technologies to build relationships and closer links with colleagues and customers could help businesses rather than damage them.” (Source: Reuters, [...]
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Posted in Interesting Articles, New Research, tagged Dan Dunlop, hand hygiene, HealthDay, human microbiome project, Jennings, Jennings and Company, microbiota, national academy of sciences, US News & World Report on November 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Here’s a great case for maniacal attention to hand hygiene compliance in healthcare environments. An article in U.S. News & World Report’s HealthDay reports that women’s hands are home to a greater variety of germs than men’s hands. According to the article, “both genders house vastly more bacteria on their palms than previously suspected, according [...]
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Posted in Interesting Articles, Social Media, Web 2.0, tagged barrett Sheridan, Dan Dunlop, health vault, healthcare social networking, healthvault, James Heywood, Jennings, Jennings and Company, medtouch, newsweek, Open Wide, patients like me, patientslikeme.com, Peter Neupert, Social Media, Web 2.0 on November 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Lexie Gross of MedTouch, a fellow member of the Healthcare Marketing Online Community, brought this Newsweek article to my attention. The article by Barrett Sheridan is titled “Open Wide” and was published on October 16, 2008.
The article discusses the healthcare industry’s slow adoption of Web 2.0 tactics like social networking. It includes an interview [...]
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