What was your first job? As a glass collector, and I also worked in a shoe shop on Saturdays…. both were great fun and an education on how to treat and communicate with customers. In terms of a real job, I was extremely fortunate. I left school at a time when friends who were not …
Getting to know GAM. Next up we have our Client Services Director,
Darren Appleby! Read More »
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are terms that are now thrown around as often as the British talk about the weather to greet each other. For the past 10 years, AR and VR have been mostly used as buzzwords, and it is only now that we are starting to see the widespread adoption …
STOP, TAKE A LOOK. Here is what augmented reality can do for you! Read More »
It has been nearly 2 years since He Jiankui, a Chinese researcher and ex-professor at the Southern University of Science and Technology in Shenzhen, China, created the first germline edited babies. He sparked an international outcry and was sentenced to prison for 3 years for violating government bans on the clinical procedures of gene-editing on …
Meet Lulu and Nana, the world’s first CRISPR genome-edited babies… Read More »
Once Upon a Time in Healthcare… The secrets to change behaviour in medical and pharma marketing What makes for a good story? Think of your favourite book, television show or film. Then think about what happened – not specific scenes or witty comebacks your favourite character shot back at a foe as cool …
What was your experience at university? “I went to Bournemouth University after taking a gap year in Canada and studied Marketing. Bournemouth is a specialist uni for subjects like these along with media, animation, etc. I knew quite early on in my life that I wanted to create my own business and thought marketing would …
Getting to know GAM. First up is our creator, Christopher Kennedy! Read More »
1.If you digested away connective tissue/extracellular matrix from your body, the resultant cell numbers would equate to between 1-2 pints in volume! This is around 37.2 trillion cells. 2. You produce enough saliva to fill two bathtubs every year. 3. The acid in your stomach is strong enough to dissolve razorblades. 4. A person will …
