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SCORRCAST
SCORR Marketing
64 episodes
2 months ago
In this SCORRCAST episode, Alec talks with Roger Boutin, VP of Marketing at Caidya, about how great marketing endures even as technology evolves. Roger shares insights on what truly drives impact in life sciences marketing, why the fundamentals still matter, and how to adapt new tools without losing strategic focus.
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Marketing
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Life Sciences
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In this SCORRCAST episode, Alec talks with Roger Boutin, VP of Marketing at Caidya, about how great marketing endures even as technology evolves. Roger shares insights on what truly drives impact in life sciences marketing, why the fundamentals still matter, and how to adapt new tools without losing strategic focus.
Show more...
Marketing
Business,
Science,
Life Sciences
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SCORRCAST Short | Challenges
SCORRCAST
5 minutes
6 months ago
SCORRCAST Short | Challenges
In this SCORRCAST Short, host Alec McChesney explores the critical challenges facing life science marketers today — from tighter budgets to evolving audience expectations. Tune in for actionable insights designed to help life science companies stay competitive and drive ROI.
SCORRCAST
In this SCORRCAST episode, Alec talks with Roger Boutin, VP of Marketing at Caidya, about how great marketing endures even as technology evolves. Roger shares insights on what truly drives impact in life sciences marketing, why the fundamentals still matter, and how to adapt new tools without losing strategic focus.