Our network partner GLOBALHealthPR launches its new brand identity

GLOBALHealthPR has launched its new brand identity as Global Health Marketing & Communications. 

New brand identity reflects evolution of independent global healthcare network’s capabilities from traditional public relations to integrated media & marketing solutions across 12+ disciplines  

The world’s largest and most robust network of independent healthcare agencies, GLOBALHealthPR, today announced its rebranding to Global Health Marketing & Communications (GHMC).  The network’s new identity, which launched today across its global headquarters and partner agencies in the Asia-Pacific, Americas, and Europe, reflects an evolution and expansion of communications and marketing capabilities in recent years driven by the increasingly integrated and constantly changing media landscape.  

The GHMC brand emphasises the meaningful human connections that improve health outcomes for all through the delivery of dynamic, health-lingual experiences globally, regionally, and locally.  

“Today is a watershed moment for our network, our clients and the patients we serve, as we work together, to improve the health and lives of people worldwide,” said Jonathan Wilson, Chairman and CEO of GHMC and owner/CEO of U.S. partner, Spectrum Science.   

“In a world where media and channels are becoming more blended, we continue to invest in our strategy-first approach to drive behaviour-changing campaigns.  

 “Our new identity reinforces GHMC’s laser-focus on healthcare, while reflecting the increasingly diversified offerings within our network across partner agencies, and around the world,” said Mr Wilson.  

 Through extensive experience gained from collaborating as a network for more than two decades, GHMC has reach and resonance in more than 60 markets worldwide, to ensure that clients’ innovations know no borders. Partner agencies from around the globe are hand-selected based on their strength in-market, and healthcare sector expertise. 

GHMC services a range of health-focused industries, from biopharma, and biotech companies, to consumer wellness brands, devices, diagnostics, and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). GHMC partners adapt, pivot, and bring together the right healthcare specialists, in the right geographies, at the right time, to deliver strategic solutions for its clientele. 

“As a global communications network, ours has always been different by design,” President of GHMC, Tim Goddard said.  

 “Our agencies are not united by a common set of shareholders, but rather, by a common purpose: breaking down borders to improve health outcomes for all.  

“With this singular focus, we’ve spent more than 20 years expanding our footprint and capabilities. While the fabric of our partnership remains unchanged, this new brand represents our unique ability to build, and execute programs that make a global impact, by finding the space where audience needs intersect with client objectives,” said Mr Goddard. 

As GHMC’s exclusive partner in Singapore, Spurwing Communications, Founder and CEO, Emma Thompson, welcomed the network’s new brand identity today.   

 “GLOBALHealthPR has, over many years, successfully harnessed the dedication and commitment of leading independent healthcare agencies, to create a communications powerhouse with deep-rooted and focused expertise. It is a vibrant network with which we are proud to partner with. 

The evolution of the GLOBALHealthPR brand couldn’t be timelier. The considerable growth and innovation in the healthcare industry over the last couple of years has been rapid, creating an increased need for best-in-class, health-focused, strategic communications solutions for clients.

Our offerings, in partnership with the robust range of capabilities and services provided by our global network, reflect the intertwined disciplines of marketing and communications today, enabling us to deliver targeted campaigns that ensure the right messages are reaching the people who matter, whether healthcare professionals, including medics, patients, pharmacists, funds, and governmental authorities, or ultimately, the consumer.”