Vision2Voice

Kicking off 2023, the Vision2Voice Chicago group moved to a new office that offers an even better opportunity to deliver top quality service. Our team is growing, so we’ve invested in an innovative workspace that’s conducive to creative collaboration between V2V team members and to connecting in-person with our clients. Read more…

On September 14th, the V2V team in Omaha stepped out of the office and made our way through the doors of the Food Bank for the Heartland. Throughout the morning we had the amazing opportunity to give back to the community by filling bags for children in the “backpack program.” Read more…

Vision2Voice is proud to announce a new partnership with the Dreamweaver Foundation, a non-profit organization located in Omaha, NE. V2V’s mission is to ultimately improve the lives of patients everywhere. We do this by connecting medical communication solutions to healthcare professionals. Dreamweaver’s mission aligns with V2V because both organizations help Read more…

Why do “snake oil” salespeople still exist within rare, but visible pockets of the BioPharma industry? People with questionable ethics have swindled patients, put people’s health at risk, and have garnered hundreds of millions of dollars in profits, only to leave many patients desperate, feeling ripped-off, and angry at an Read more…

With the advent of COVID several years ago, medical communications companies and BioPharma companies alike have had to adapt to a more distributed workforce, mitigate personnel burnout, work to retain top talent, and navigate uncertainty with client demands. At the same time, virtual events are leveling out and demand for Read more…

A well-run and optimized Speaker’s Bureau is one of the most effective tools a biopharma brand can employ to drive awareness and educate Healthcare Practitioners (HCPs) on emerging drugs and treatments. There’s no substitute for clinicians who have first-hand experience with a product and can walk through the science and Read more…

When my brother-in-law, Nick was 39, he was diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer. At the University of Minnesota Medical Center, his team of providers told him to go home and spend his last 6 to 12 months as comfortable as possible and prepare for the end of his life. At Read more…

Over the past couple of years, many of us have seen how easy and accessible it is  to meet online. Even though meeting virtually has now become second nature, we can often see the difference between someone who understands the nuances of presenting on camera compared with those that do Read more…