Humancare
James Gilbert has a diverse work experience in marketing and strategy. Most recently, they worked as a Vice President of Strategy at Humancare, where they provided strategic leadership for clients and developed integrated campaigns to drive brand growth. Prior to that, they operated their own marketing consulting firm, where they offered advisory services to a range of clients and focused on digital transformation, content strategy, and brand growth. James also served as the Vice President of Marketing at William Hill, where they built the brand and expanded the business. Earlier in their career, they held various leadership roles at Campbell Soup Company, including Director of Digital Transformation and Director of Content and Strategy. James also worked as a Group Account Director at Agency.com, leading the Discovery Communications business. Overall, James Gilbert demonstrates a strong background in marketing, strategy development, and brand growth.
James Gilbert attended UCLA where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree without specifying a field of study. Additionally, they hold a certification in "Leading for Organizational Impact" from the Center for Creative Leadership. The specific month and year of obtaining this certification are not provided.
Humancare
Imagine an agency purpose-built to the needs of the innovators in healthcare. An agency with entrepreneurial energy. Plus all the resources and expertise of IPG Health. Lean. Nimble. Inventive. Hungry. Equally adept at DTC and HCP. And DTP. And Rx to OTC. And any other acronyms that don’t exist yet but will. An agency born of the understanding that beneath the labels of physician, caregiver, or patient, we are all human - that special .01% of life on earth that dreams, feels, inspires and, above all, cares. Because when you keep human at the center of everything you do, something changes. Insights speak to heart as well as head. Data takes on a face. And advertising becomes advocacy. That's the healthcare agency the world needed. That's Humancare