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by Audrey Jestin

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by Audrey Jestin

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The kdm communications office is just a stone’s throw from the historic city of Cambridge, and many of us are fortunate to call this area home. The university city has long been a hub for innovation, research and entrepreneurship, making it the perfect environment where scientific and technology companies can thrive. But what can a scientific marketing agency learn from the vibrant community on our doorstep?

 

Sparking innovation in scientific marketing

Cambridge is a global leader in life sciences and technology, home to breakthrough research, pioneering start-ups and established businesses that are shaping the future. Innovation runs through the city’s fabric, with the University of Cambridge at its core, and a dynamic network of research institutions like the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Granta Park and the Babraham Research Campus.

 

Being immersed in this ecosystem gives us direct insight into the needs and challenges of scientific organisations. Events such as the Cambridge Science Festival and Cambridge Wide Open Day allow us to engage firsthand with the local community, understand their goals and inspire our tailored services. While these challenges are rooted in Cambridge, they resonate across the global clients we serve. This positions us to deliver marketing strategies that speak directly from the heart of science and technology, translating complex ideas into clear, compelling messages.

 

A collaborative approach in the Cambridge scientific community

Cambridge’s strength lies in its academic excellence and its highly collaborative spirit. Companies here thrive through partnerships between researchers, investors and industry leaders. Our success mirrors this united approach. We build strong relationships with our clients, working closely with them to understand their unique needs, and we deliver marketing solutions that align with their goals. We’re approachable, flexible and committed to creating lasting partnerships that help businesses thrive. Each scientific company has its own story, goals and audience. That’s why we craft personalised strategies, ensuring every client gets a tailored solution that fits their specific needs.

 

Empowering growth through communication

Clear, direct communication is crucial for scientific and technical organisations. Our team specialises in distilling complex information into messaging that is professional yet easy to understand. This ensures our clients’ innovations receive the attention they deserve – whether from the media, industry partners or end users.

 

Our location gives us a unique perspective, combining local insight with a global outlook. It doesn’t matter if you’re a start-up seeking visibility or an established company looking to expand; we’re here to guide you through the complex world of life sciences marketing with results-driven strategies that are compelling, effective and personalised. Whether you’re based in Cambridge and need a local scientific marketing agency or are further afield but looking to benefit from our technical expertise, get in touch – we’d love to discuss how we can help you succeed.

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