EMJ rebrands to play a more prominent role in global healthcare education
EMJ Europe’s leading digital health communications company, has announced a new chapter with a confident rebrand as the organisation aims to play an enhanced role in global healthcare education.
Medical professionals have had to meet a wide range of new demands since the pandemic, placing greater emphasis on the importance of quality education in the sector. Now, EMJ is evolving to contribute to the changing landscape as it aims to elevate the quality of healthcare globally.
Employing now 80 people, EMJ was set up in 2012 as a healthcare publisher focused on becoming the go-to place for healthcare professionals. EMJ’s journals are produced across a range of therapeutic areas from rheumatology to cardiology and offer free and open access to all.
Over the last 10 years, the company has established successful long-term relationships with some of the most renowned pharmaceutical companies in the world, working alongside leading medical writers to deliver the best-in-class multimedia content for its clients and readers.
The new branding will include a fresh logo and a bolder, brighter, more dynamic website which will underpin EMJ's focus on ‘Achieving Gold Together’.
Spencer Gore, Founder and Executive Chairman at EMJ commented: “We are changing so that we can provide a better service to global healthcare educators and all our partners and play an enhanced role in solving today and tomorrow’s healthcare problems. We have the team and the expertise to do it.”
Evgenia Koutsouki, Editor of EMJ, said that the portfolio of journals would continue to champion relevant cutting-edge content, stating: “We collaborate with some of the top experts in the field to publish authoritative, ground-breaking insight to inform healthcare professionals and help them meet challenges head-on every day.”
Chairman of EMJ Medical Advisory Board, Professor Jonathan Sackier, added: “EMJ is aspiring to support healthcare education across the globe.
“The refreshed brand supports new energy to push on into a new decade, building on our excellent partnerships with the world’s biggest pharma brands and our unrivalled insight into their key audiences.”
It has already been a significant year for EMJ. In April, the brand won a Queen’s Award for Enterprise and International Trade after a phenomenal period of growth.
EMJ has also been recognised in the UK’s Best companies to Work For scheme this year, up on all measures of leadership, wellbeing and culture, making it one of the top 10 Best Mid Sized Companies to Work for in London and in the top five for the Health and Social Care sector.
