By Kate Warnock
By Kate Warnock
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Oct. 28, 2015 – Earlier this month, nearly 500 senior health leaders from around the globe and 10 industry sectors convened in Chicago for the Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Summit.
By Kate Warnock
By Kate Warnock
By Kate Warnock
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
By Craig Thomas, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer, GuideWell
By Kate Warnock
Jamie Grooms, the CEO of the Florida Institute for the Commercialization of Pubic Research (here forward, The Institute) may not be known as the successful publicly-funded, Florida-based start-up’s secret weapon, but he should be. A seasoned serial entrepreneur who transitioned to leading two successful companies, Jamie leads a host of business, human resources, financial and scientific advisors at The Institute who are charged with leading nascent companies started at Florida universities or research centers through the “Valley of Death.” This real-world stage is when many start-ups lose velocity and disintegrate under the burden of a poor corporate design, inappropriate funding, improper concept execution, and the myriad traps that mine the path to success. I interviewed Jamie and Renee Finley, GuideWell’s Vice President of Enterprise Innovation, for the most recent episode of GuideWell Insights podcast series.
Jacksonville, Fla. – Winning the Gold Stevie award for sales process of the year, GuideWell Connect, a marketing services company leading innovative solutions in the health care industry, earned 13 awards and was among the top 10 companies worldwide at the 2015 Stevie Awards in Las Vegas. The awards recognize companies from around the world in sales, marketing and customer service, and are coveted by the biggest and best consumer brands from more than 50 countries.
GuideWell Connect also took home two silver and nine bronze awards, out of more than 1,900 nominations, in categories ranging from sales and business development to training and sales process.
