Glenmark Pharmaceutical | Conference Pitch

Art Director

Built a conference-ready creative platform for Glenmark designed to cut through crowded medical confrense floors and convert attention into action, from booth stops to meeting requests and lead capture. We won Glenmark’s medical conference and events business by pitching a scalable system built for performance in high-traffic settings, with a consistent visual identity across booth, signage, screens, and outreach to strengthen follow-up and post-event response.

KPI + ROI impact

Pitch win: secured Glenmark conferences + events AOR

Built for conversion: booth engagement, meeting bookings, lead scans, QR/URL actions, follow-up response

Built for scale: one key-art system adaptable across booth, signage, print, screens, and outreach

Creative strategy (holistic)
The creative idea translated Glenmark’s “start with the cell, then work outward” approach into a bold, high-contrast visual language that feels precise, scientific, and impossible to ignore at a distance. Macro cellular and DNA imagery signaled rigorous attention to detail, while clean negative space and confident headlines made complex R&D feel clear, modern, and memorable across conference environments.

People Behind the Science (Employee Story Platform)

A human layer that complemented Glenmark’s details-first R&D message, built to create quick trust and spark conversations in high-traffic congress environments.

Why it worked

Humanized complex science with a simple “What matters to ___” hook

Increased brand warmth + credibility without losing rigor

Created a repeatable, recognizable visual signature

How it was used

Large-format booth/lobby visuals + wayfinding moments

Digital screens + mobile-first formats

Modular templates that scaled across touchpoints

ROI + KPI impact (designed to lift)

Booth stop-rate + dwell time

Meeting requests + lead capture quality

Brand recall + post-event follow-up response

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