Biotech and innovation
Strategic communications to translate scientific excellence into commercial success

Communicate the science to non-scientific audiences
You may have spent years in the lab and in academia, but now it’s time to communicate with a whole new audience – pitching to investors, developing a go-to-market strategy, or building a team.
Based in the Cambridge biotech ecosystem, we act as a catalyst, working with life science startups, scaleups and founders to turn complex science into clear messages that can be understood by the market and multiple stakeholders.
Define your positioning
Build credibility
Secure investment
Attract talent
A strategic communications advisor for biotech in Cambridge (and beyond)
Marketing and communications strategy for biotech, life sciences, medtech and healthtech, supporting the journey from academic innovation to commercial success
Messaging frameworks to explain groundbreaking scientific research and communicate its value
Brand storytelling to excite investors, enhancing pitch decks and developing your content strategy
Board-level strategic guidance in communications, helping to build and guide the marketing strategy
Immersion in the Cambridge ecosystem, from the University to spin outs and membership organisations
Guidance in building your marketing team from someone who has scaled a communications agency
Mentoring and upskilling teams to encourage thought leadership and build credibility
Trusted suppliers in science content creation: Design, video, animation, copywriting, social media campaigns
Technology and product development
Asynt
Cambridge Nutritional Sciences
CellRev
Cambridge Pharma
Contamac
Elektron Eye Technology
OpenIOLabs
Oval Medical Technologies
Zeiss
Research and innovation
Cambridge Healthcare Research
Elixir Europe
Institute for Brain and Mind Health
Gulf Medical
Innovate UK
Vivan Therapeutics (formerly My Personal Therapeutics)
BioMed Realty (Babraham Research Campus, Grana Park)
Institutions and membership organisations
Cambridge Wireless
One Nucleus
Royal Society of Chemistry
European Bioinformatics Institute
University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine