Embrace Marketing joins Bionow

Embrace Marketing has joined the Bionow network, bringing specialist marketing expertise to life sciences and healthcare organisations across the North and beyond.

For over a decade, we’ve helped ambitious organisations strengthen their brands, sharpen their messaging and accelerate growth across the drug development lifecycle. We support companies facing challenges such as:

• Positioning brands after acquisitions or mergers
• Turning complex science into clear, compelling messages
• Developing go-to-market and sales enablement strategies
• Running digital campaigns that drive visibility, traffic and leads
• Optimising websites for stronger engagement and conversion

We see ourselves as a marketing partner that truly understands the life sciences audience. By combining sector insight with agile delivery, we help clients create meaningful commercial impact. Our core capabilities include brand positioning, identity development, value propositions, brand storytelling, high-performance digital campaigns, conversion-focused websites and sales enablement programmes.

On becoming a Bionow member, Managing Director Becky Reardon said:

“With over 17 years working with a variety of life sciences and healthcare organisations, it’s fantastic to be part of such a vibrant northern network. This sector is full of organisations doing incredible work – from advancing research and innovation to improving patient outcomes. Being part of a community that brings so many of these organisations together is something I’m really looking forward to.”

Joining Bionow is an exciting step for us. It gives us the chance to connect with fellow organisations, share insights and learn from the incredible work happening across the region. We’re looking forward to supporting Bionow members in building brands that don’t just look good, but also drive growth, engagement and impact.

To find out more about Embrace and the work we do, visit our website or connect with Becky on LinkedIn here.

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