EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 38 MIN
Holly Teichholtz on Storytelling, Science, and Marketing the Fight Against Parkinson’s
from Saville Productions Purpose Podcast · host Saville Productions
Rupert sits down with Holly Teichholtz, Chief Marketing Officer of the Michael J. Fox Foundation, to discuss the power of storytelling in science, the challenge of communicating complex medical research to diverse audiences, and how marketing can accelerate progress toward better treatments for Parkinson’s disease.Holly Teichholtz has spent more than two decades leading communications and marketing at the Michael J. Fox Foundation, helping grow it into the world’s largest nonprofit funder of Parkinson’s research. With a background in science communications and earlier roles at institutions including MIT, Boston Children’s Hospital, and Rockefeller University, she has built a career translating complex scientific breakthroughs into compelling narratives that engage patients, researchers, and supporters around a shared mission.Rupert Maconick is the Founder and Executive Producer of Saville Productions. Saville Productions works with major brands to produce brand-sponsored films and documentaries on a wide range of social and environmental issues.To learn more about our work in the branded entertainment space, visit us at www.savilleproductions.com.
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Rupert sits down with Holly Teichholtz, Chief Marketing Officer of the Michael J. Fox Foundation, to discuss the power of storytelling in science, the challenge of communicating complex medical research to diverse audiences, and how marketing can accelerate progress toward better treatments for Parkinson’s disease. Holly Teichholtz has spent more than two decades leading communications and marketing at the Michael J. Fox Foundation, helping grow it into the world’s largest nonprofit funder of...
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