Where communications knowhow meets medical innovation

With over 20 years’ experience in STM publishing, David brings a passion for innovation and track record of digital transformation to the Radcliffe Group. A former MD at Touch Group, where he oversaw the production of 60 journal issues a year across 15 different areas of medicine, David gained direct experience of cardiology journals while at Electric Word - where he also launched an electronic version of the Renal Drug Handbook.

In his free time, while he no longer plays rugby for London Welsh, David is keeping that legacy alive by introducing his three sons to the game.

Liam has worked in medical publishing and communications for over 12 years, surrounding himself with experienced editors and production staff to ensure Radcliffe Group’s output remains the best in the business. Following roles at
Touch Group, Haymarket and Electric Word, Liam joined Radcliffe to oversee every aspect of our content: from working directly with physicians at the planning stage, right through to marketing and database management.

If he does manage to find a spare moment, father-of-two Liam counts Brazilian jiu-jitsu and football among his interests.

A renowned academic cardiologist, whose research transformed the treatment of chronic heart failure around the world. Currently Editor-in-Chief of Cardiac Failure Review, Andrew is also President of the Heart Failure Association of the European Society of Cardiology.

A former Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Practice at the University of Louisiana, specialising in cardiovascular disease and heart failure, Greg has over a decade’s experience of planning publications and launching products in this field.

Jason has extensive experience of leading and transforming high-growth, private equity-backed professional services firms. A qualified accountant with an MBA from Cranfield, Jason brings invaluable strategic and financial oversight to our operations.

Wells has worked in the field of Information Technology and finance for over 25 years - principally with BNP Paribas. Together with his brother Jason he is co-founder of ReddishGreen, which helps companies use data to transform how they operate and compete.

A chartered member of the CIPD, with an MSc in Occupational Psychology, Helene is an experienced HR leader, with an exceptional track record of delivery across both strategic and operational roles - including stints in the civil service and with a leading professional services consultancy.

Luke has over a decade’s experience managing digital programmes in various sectors - with a focus on web-related projects featuring platform migrations, systems integration and UX. He bridges the gap between business and tech teams, helping digitalisation efforts across our business make us more efficient.

Jonathan is responsible for delivering for clients, while maintaining best practice, and managing the change that delivers improvement. He draws on over 15 years experience in STM publishing, during which he has been MD of Speechmark Publishing; Senior Publishing and Project Manager at Radcliffe Publishing (when it was part of Electric Word); and Associate Publishing Director at Touch Group.

Spanning over 12 years in media and publishing, David’s experience encompasses a wide range of exhibitions and conferences: including large-scale, live b2b event production for Emap and UBM. He now leads on Radcliffe Medical Media’s sales operation, harnessing opportunities for our commercial growth.

Rob’s medical media industry career began in 2006 with roles at Haymarket Medical, where he worked as commercial director for the MIMS brand - including all MIMS journals, websites and conferences - and on the UK launch of myCME.com. Following stints in media planning and client services with Dunnhumby and the Royal Mail group, Rob returned to medical publishing in 2016, to head up the sales portfolio of Radcliffe’s commercial and education divisions.

Following an academic career in cancer research, Sean made the leap into medical communications in 2011 and has held numerous writing and planning roles since. During that period he has worked within large agencies and smaller, specialised organisations acting as a scientific lead across various therapy areas. In the last six years, Sean has worked extensively on designing and implementing cardiology and diabetes programmes, counting an award winning out-reach programme in heart failure amongst his achievements. Sean joined Radcliffe in 2020 from OmniaMed Communications, where he managed the Scientific team and held a position on the board.

Following a Forensic Science degree, Carrie pursued a career in medical education both as a member of the Haymarket Medical Education editorial team and latterly their sales team focusing on educating UK primary care physicians. This experience has provided Carrie with a wealth of understanding of what brings medical education projects to life!

Carrie joined Radcliffe in May 2019.

She has worked in this space for 15 years working with many of the world’s largest pharmaceutical clients. She prides herself on her attention to detail, creative approach to problem solving and creating programmes to help achieve outcomes-based education.

She now heads up the Radcliffe Medical Education sales team identifying new growth opportunities for the business.

Following service in the police as a Scenes of Crime Officer, Leiah broke into global publishing through a series of roles at McGraw Hill Education, where she commissioned and developed resources for students in higher education - including digital content for learning management systems. She brings her 12 years’ experience in the field, and forensic eye for detail, to all our print and digital content portfolios.

A specialist in customer relationship programmes, Lizzy has worked in marketing for over 15 years. Before joining Radcliffe, she worked agency-side for clients including BlackRock, Investec, Sainsbury’s, John Lewis and Sky - on projects ranging from multichannel campaigns to CRM, business development, and customer engagement.