Sermo – Democratizing Data
Joanna Molke, Marketing Director at Sermo, discusses democratizing data across private and public platforms so many industries like pharma might benefit. Sermo’s closed physician-only social media platform has helped doctors solve cases – showing the start of unlocking the power of data. Sermo has over 800,000 verified doctors spanning over 150 countries.
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Joanna Molke is the Marketing Director at Sermo. Joanna joined Sermo in 2018 to help amplify the voice of physicians and bring the healthcare industry and global medical community together through impactful market insights and physician engagement opportunities.
Joanna joins Sermo with 8 years of marketing experience for healthcare companies aimed at improving patient outcomes. Most recently, Joanna supported Accent Health’s digital transformation through enhanced go-to-market strategies and new product launches. Joanna holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Boston University.
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