
- Pharmaceutical Executive-06-01-2009
- Volume 0
- Issue 0
Joe Mclane, Merck
I joined Merck in 1996 as a customer account representative, processing pharmaceutical and vaccine orders for our direct customers.
Joe McLane
Senior Manager, Global Marketing Communications, HPV Franchise, Merck
I joined Merck in 1996 as a customer account representative, processing pharmaceutical and vaccine orders for our direct customers. I wanted to have a career in pharma, and. more importantly, at Merck, because I wanted to be part of something bigger and make a difference. My major accomplishments so far include "Tell Someone," a disease campaign that educated women on the link between cervical cancer and human papillomavirus, and the launch of "One Less," our branded campaign that announced the availability of [HPV vaccine] Gardasil.
Social networks are the new frontier for pharma. Social networks, word-of-mouth initiatives, and other social media will help stimulate conversations. Consumers trust healthcare information they learn in social circles; we are now exploring how to work with these unique networks to further our messages.
In 10 years, I hope to be doing what I love to do with people who are as passionate as I am. I'm trying to convince myself that 40 is the new 30.
Articles in this issue
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Hans Bishop, Bayer Healthcarealmost 17 years ago
Jennifer Spear Smith, Wyethalmost 17 years ago
Stefan Platz, Rochealmost 17 years ago
Virginia Carden Carnahan, Vertex Pharmaceuticalsalmost 17 years ago
Jeffrey Tong, Infinity Pharmaceuticalsalmost 17 years ago
Elizabeth Mutisya, Solvay Pharmaceuticalsalmost 17 years ago
On the Right Pathwaysalmost 17 years ago
Craig Dashefsky, Schering-Ploughalmost 17 years ago
Frank Karbe, Exelixisalmost 17 years ago
Michelle Dipp, GlaxoSmithKlineNewsletter
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