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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2024 · 46 MIN

Digital First with Andrew Peryer

from XLR8 - Bringing real-world learnings and experiences in Life Sciences

In our first episode, Jalilah and Caz are joined by Andrew Peryer, former Head of Digital for Established Medicines at Kyowa Kirin. Andrew is a highly experienced senior leader with a demonstrated history of working in pharma marketing and business development. He’s passionate about applying technology, customer-first thinking and data to healthcare problems through collaborative network models.In this episode, Andrew will explore:Embracing a customer-first mindsetTransitioning from a product provider for your customer to a trusted partnerUnderstanding how experiences beyond our industry shape customer expectationsOvercoming challenges in reshaping your go-to-market strategyImplementing an iterative approach in your digital transformationStrategic prioritisation and investment strategies for successListen to the full episode to accelerate your digital journey from theory to delivery.If you have any questions/or comments feel free to reach out to Jalilah or Caz via their LinkedIn here:JalilahCaz

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