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About “Path of the Blue Eye”
[By Staff Reporters]
If you are involved in any area of health marketing communications (e.g., social marketing, digital marketing, social media, public relations, advertising, patient relations management, etc.) and think you have something valuable to contribute to the overall conversation in this field, consider visiting:
http://blog.pathoftheblueeye.com/
The Project Manager
The site and project is run by Fard Johnmar, founder of Envision Solutions, LLC. The firm is a healthcare marketing communications consultancy specializing in analysis, strategy, content development and training. Envision Solutions helps not-for-profit and for-profit organizations to be more efficient and successful.
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In addition to moderating Walking the Path, Fard is author of Envisioning 2.0 and Healthcare Vox. Both blogs focus on healthcare marketing communications and related topics: www.envisionsolutionsnow.com
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Update
Early last month, we announced a new initiative called the Path of the Blue Eye project. It is designed to foster greater collaboration and knowledge sharing among people in the health marketing communications field. It was a risky move, but it appears to be paying off for founder Fard Johnmar.
Although still in the early days of the project, he is reportedly pleased that nearly 200 people from companies and organizations like Johnson & Johnson, AIDS.gov, Novartis, Shire, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, OrganizedWisdom and Digitas have joined the movement.
http://www.healthcarevox.com/2009/08/saying_goodbye_hello.html
We wish him well.
Ann Miller RN, MHA
[Exective Director]
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