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Public and investor relations for the innovators in healthcare and technology
Leveraging the Sports-Health Alliance
- Solomon Wilcots, alongside two NFL orthopedic surgeons, recorded on the virtual Radio Row of Superbowl LV
- Within one week, the segment was broadcast on targeted state TV stations and national radio programs
- The media campaign increased web traffic by 109% and drove patients to seek treatment
COVID-19 Vaccine Company Gets the Word Out
- Conducting a social media assessment to understand the landscape
- Taking over channels on Twitter, LinkedIn with a monthly plan to position Vaxxinity as a leader
- Over six months, Twitter followers grew 1,688% and LinkedIn grew 418%
Generating Awareness to Support the Company
- Partnering with corporate leadership to create clinical updates
- Leveraging media connections to prominently feature the client
Since our founding in 1988, Russo Partners has been working side by side with innovators and influencers in the healthcare and technology industries. Our evolution in the biopharma and healthcare technology ecosystem is unparalleled as is our network, and the knowledge we bring to our clients is extensive. We bring passion, a culture of excellence, forward thinking and client focus every day to everything we do.
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