Elizabeth Romano MSc DipM MCIM - Director of Communications and Participant Engagement

Elizabeth Romano is the Director of Communications and Participant Engagement at Richmond Pharmacology, where she plays a pivotal role in steering the company's communication and marketing strategies. Elizabeth leads a dynamic team dedicated to enhancing Richmond's brand image and driving key marketing initiatives.

In this strategic role, Elizabeth oversees all communication efforts, ensuring that Richmond's messaging is clear, consistent, and engaging across all channels. Her leadership is instrumental in fostering a collaborative and productive environment, guiding the marketing and participant engagement teams towards achieving their goals.

Elizabeth oversees the recruitment and retention of participants for clinical studies. This involves directing efforts to build a robust community of volunteers and patients, crucial for the success and feasibility of Richmond's trials.

Elizabeth's extensive marketing background, spanning over 20 years across various industries, equips her with the expertise needed to drive success at Richmond. Her innovative approach and commitment to excellence ensure that Richmond remains at the forefront of clinical trial excellence.

Connect with Liz on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/lizromano/ 

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