Our aim is to be the leader in patient-inspired health policy and advocacy.

Providing fresh thinking, new solutions, and patient-powered pathways to help both public and private payers, employers and policymakers as they make critical decisions for patients with rare and chronic diseases.

Ember Global Advisors offers deep insights into business, politics and media that helps business leaders effectively shape the marketplace in globally uncertain times. Our work includes political risk assessment, executive counsel, communications, public affairs, and digital media. We serve companies in healthcare, private equity and other high profile companies.

WSW is an independent, bipartisan federal government relations and grants procurement firm. Our team of experienced professionals helps clients build and sustain their own unique presence in Washington to advance policy and funding priorities.

SiteRx is on a mission to bridge clinical trials with clinical practice, making access to appropriate clinical trials available to any patient that qualifies and wishes to participate. By accomplishing this, we give treating physicians an opportunity to provide additional care options for their patients while generating significant new income for their practices. We also improve things dramatically for sponsors and sites who consistently struggle to recruit the right patients, wasting precious time and money, and delaying the approval of potentially life-saving treatments.

Zensights is focused on connecting BioPharma Commercial Operations organizations with “Best in Class” vendors on a “capability by capability” basis. Zensights utilizes a proprietary Executive Panel of Pharmaceutical Decision Makers to identify which vendors are perceived to offer a “Best in Class” solution for each respective capability that is reviewed. Zensights advises clients on these solutions to build high-quality partnerships with innovative, cost effective solutions and talented personnel.

A nonprofit 501(c)(3) company targeting continued access and affordability of single-source marketed pharmaceuticals.

The Corporate Affairs Lead for Pfizer Internal Medicine is responsible for global public policy, communications, government relations and corporate responsibility initiatives that help shape the operating environment and achieve commercial objectives around the world. The Internal Medicines business includes Pfizer's cardiovascular, neuroscience and pain portfolio.

In February 2015, MacKay was named as an advisor to Executive Vice President of Corporate Affairs Sally Susman – who reports to Pfizer’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. This role provides strategic counsel on executive communications and on how Pfizer can gain further respect from society – a top business imperative for Pfizer. He also led Pfizer's external affairs team for 21st Century Cures, a bi-partisan legislative effort to continue America's leadership in bio-medical innovation.

A Pfizer spokesperson represents the company in the media and develops strategies to create favorable publicity for company initiatives. MacKay led media relations for Pfizer’s $20 Billion Global Establish Pharmaceutical business and previously led media relations for Pfizer’s Primary Care Business, Consumer Healthcare Business and also corporate reputation initiatives. In his first five years at Pfizer, MacKay grew the favorable news coverage of Pfizer by 900 percent through proactive outreach to global top tier media, while managing many of the company’s top news events like the Lipitor loss of exclusivity, Chantix regulatory updates and litigation and the phase three results and approval of Eliquis. During that period, MacKay was promoted from Manager to Senior Manager and then Director of Media Relations.

WRScompass is an environmental cleanup company owned by Sam Zell’s Equity Group Investments. The public affairs director served as a strategic advisor to the chief executive officer and responsible for company external affair, including government relations, marketing communications, and sales. This role was also responsible for launching a new business and developing a sustainability service upgrade for corporate and government customers.

The Public Relations Manager at luxury homebuilder WCI Communities was responsible for $200,000 budget to conduct media and community relations for the west coast of Florida. When the company chairman was appointed Ambassador to Portugal, this role also took responsibility for transition communications and conducted a series of exit interviews with media for the Ambassador.

Holding various positions within the administration, Jimeson developed early digital campaigns to communicate to niche audiences. When Governor Bush appointed the state’s first female Lieutenant Governor early in his second term, Jimeson was selected as her transition staff, becoming her spokesman and speechwriter. In 2004, he became lead spokesman for the administration on issues related to education policy and was deployed as part of the recovery effort after four major hurricanes hit the state.