Life Science & Diagnostics Marketing
An expert in your corner.
Here for your story.
Twenty years inside life sciences—fluent in the science, the buyers, and what it takes to move both.
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How the work goes
When what you build matters to a patient's diagnosis, a researcher's funding, a child's safety, the marketing has to be built by someone who already knows the science.
Expertise that meets you where the work already is.
Twenty years inside life sciences means the first conversation isn't a briefing. You're not paying for ramp-up time, not explaining your category from scratch, not waiting weeks for someone to understand why your buyer is different from the buyer they marketed to last quarter. The expertise is in the room from day one, and nothing about your market has to be explained first.
A peer at the table.
Marketing decisions in life sciences live at the leadership level—they shape the product roadmap, the sales pipeline, the investor narrative, the board narrative, all at once. You need someone who can sit in those conversations as a peer and own the marketing function the way the moment requires. The work is measured by what changes for your company, not by what gets produced along the way. You get a partner, not a handoff.
A story your science has earned, told for the people deciding.
Your science is the proof. The work is building the story around it that clinicians, procurement officers, administrators, and investors can hear, recognize, and act on—each in the language they use every day. The result is collateral your sales team reaches for and a story your buyers remember.
When you’re marketing science to investors and analysts, getting it slightly wrong can ruin your credibility with your actual customers. Threading that needle is hard—and Tiffany does it exceedingly well, because she has the science background and the marketing capability both.
Frederick Strathmann
SVP Global Business, MOBILion Systems, Inc.