LaVoieHealthScience (LHS), a leading consulting agency specializing in strategic communications for health, technology and science enterprises as well as government agencies, announces the addition of Nina Gill as Senior Vice President, Public Relations & Communications. With more than 20 years of success in agency and client leadership as well as in developing, managing, and executing on strategic communications programs, Nina joins LHS at a momentous time in the agency’s history. In her role, Nina leads data-driven strategic communications programs for clients in earned and paid media, website, multi-channel management, content, internal, SEO/GEO, executive media, and spokesperson training. She will also be responsible for leading staff and developing talent.
“Nina’s leadership and client experience working in multiple agencies of all sizes across a range of health, technology, and government clients was a deciding factor in the appointment of Nina to our agency,” said Donna L. LaVoie, President and CEO of LaVoieHealthScience. “Her people management and client retention skills speak for themselves, and we look forward to having her on our leadership team.”
Nina is known as a problem solver, with an ability to lead public relations and strategic communications programs across multiple channels as well as her innate ability to drive results on behalf of her clients. Nina has led numerous high-profile initiatives for clients in healthcare, life sciences, and public health, including crisis preparedness and communications. She is known for her work in developing executive communications, guiding media interactions, and managing complex situations to protect company reputations and ensure successful outcomes.
“I’m delighted to join LaVoieHealthScience and to help organizations shape and share their stories,” said Nina Gill, SVP of Public Relations & Communications. “From advancing cancer treatments to leveraging AI in clinical trials and empowering patients, I look forward to working with a team dedicated to making a meaningful impact in healthcare, life sciences and government agencies.”
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