I suppose it was inevitable that my career path led to Marketing Communications in Healthcare.
I was that geeky kid in school who read the encyclopedia for fun, ran to the dictionary when encountering an unknown word, loved essay questions on tests, and had the annoying habit of falling in love with odd words or phrases and using them as often as possible in everyday conversation. This love affair with knowledge and the power of words continues to this day.
As left and right brain thinker, I found myself a perfect fit for positions that needed creativity, strategy, problem solving, and process enforcement at the same time. As a result, my roles throughout my career have given me...
I suppose it was inevitable that my career path led to Marketing Communications in Healthcare.
I was that geeky kid in school who read the encyclopedia for fun, ran to the dictionary when encountering an unknown word, loved essay questions on tests, and had the annoying habit of falling in love with odd words or phrases and using them as often as possible in everyday conversation. This love affair with knowledge and the power of words continues to this day.
As left and right brain thinker, I found myself a perfect fit for positions that needed creativity, strategy, problem solving, and process enforcement at the same time. As a result, my roles throughout my career have given me...
