
I’m Grateful for the Little Liar – Dan Recommends – January 2024
In the last “Dan Recommends,” I wrote about how gratitude unlocks the best qualities in each of us. When we show gratitude, it makes us a better person. Research has shown that it improves our sleep, our generosity, our health, and our relationships. I suggest writing a letter to someone

7 Steps to Planning High-Impact Advisory Boards
Advisory boards are a critical component to a successful pharma market–shaping strategy. They provide a window into the minds of top key opinion leaders (KOLs) to gain valuable insights on products, clinical studies, competition, or market dynamics. At the heart of a successful advisory board is a planning team that

Pharma Trends – January 2024
A patient-centric approach is becoming increasingly important trend in pharma marketing. While this concept isn’t new, ways to leverage it across the brand lifecycle – from clinical research to commercialization – are continuously evolving. Check out these resources on the top pharma trends in January 2024: Source: pharmaphorum Author:Steve Rosenberg Patient

Vision2Voice Volunteers With Local Community Organizations
On Wednesday, November 1, Vision2Voice team members stepped away from their desks for a volunteer outing to help feed those in need. Our Omaha office volunteered at Food Bank for the Heartland, an organization whose mission is to fight against hunger by connecting their community with food and resources. During the

5 Best Practices for Executing Live Studio Broadcasts
National and regional live studio broadcasts have long been a med comm staple used by BioPharma companies to educate HCPs by connecting the best with the brightest. From the days of driving satellite trucks to venues all around the country to high-definition video streaming over the internet, technology has largely

Just Write One Letter – Dan Recommends – November 2023
As I was cleaning out some mail over this past Thanksgiving holiday, I had a hard time knowing what to do with a handful of handwritten cards. They were personal letters written to me this year from people who were offering their gratitude. They meant a lot to me. I

Nov. 9 Webinar Addresses Why Compassion in Medicine Matters
In my previous blog and article, I raised concerns about how a lack of compassion negatively impacts patient care. When patients perceive that they’re not being heard or their concerns are not taken seriously by their physicians, it can have deleterious effects on whether they’ll follow “doctor’s orders” for a

Dan Recommends – October 2023
Do You Have Self-Compassion? Beat the Need to be a Perfectionist I really prefer to work with people who pay close attention to details. They are quite conscientious of their work. In fact, not only do I look for these types of individuals when I hire people, but my Personnel Selection