Instinctif Partners Congratulates Winners of Biotech and Money Annual Awards 2017

Instinctif Partners, the business communications consultancy, congratulates all of the winners of the Biotech and Money Awards 2017, in particular its clients Microbiotica and F-Star for winning awards.

Microbiotica won the Life Science Spin-out of the Year award and F-Star won the Life Science Deal of the Year award with its CEO, John Harum being awarded the Public Life Science CEO of the Year. A total of 12 clients across 12 categories were up for awards. In the best Communications of the Year award category, Astex Pharmaceuticals was a very close second of its campaign executed by Instinctif Partners.

Voting and presentation of the awards was held in London on Thursday, 14 September 2017 at Merchant Taylors Hall. Six members of the Instinctif team attended to network and support its clients.

Sue Charles, Managing Partner, Instinctif Partners Life Sciences, said: “We are very pleased to support the Biotech and Money Awards – it’s a great way to celebrate the UK’s greatest funding, investment and deal-making successes over the last 12 months. Recognizing the UK’s strengths and success in the biotech sector is an important part of gaining awareness and support for the sector”.

Instinctif Partners is a member of the Biotech and Money Advisory Board and Sue Charles took part in the 2017 Awards executive judging panel.

Instinctif Partners is a leading international business communications consultancy and has recently been awarded International Agency of the Year at the PR Week Global Awards 2017. The firm has an exceptionally strong dedicated team focused in the Life Sciences sector. This Life Sciences team has expertise across financial, corporate, healthcare and marketing communications, and integrates design and digital into its communications mix. Offering global outreach, its client base spans pharma, biotechnology, medical devices, diagnostics, healthcare, laboratory supply and service providers in addition to venture capitalists, recruitment companies, not-for-profit, academic organisations and science-associated bodies.