Quad earns a spot on MM+M Agency 100 at no. 26

Quad/Graphics, Inc. a marketing experience company that solves complex marketing challenges for its clients, has been ranked 26 among the top healthcare marketing firms in North America according to the Medical Marketing and Media 2025 Agency 100. This is the second time Quad has been included in the media brand’s annual ranking, which is based on North American revenue.

“Quad’s robust and integrated solutions help health brands accomplish their marketing objectives, whether they are launching or refreshing a brand, aiming to increase their media presence or looking for a full-service agency of record to handle all the ins-and-outs of their marketing strategy,” said Jennifer Hickman, Head of Strategy and Growth of Health for Quad. “With our heritage as a leading print manufacturer, the omnichannel expertise and performance background of our media agency, Rise, and the brand strategy and design expertise of our creative agency, Betty, Quad is uniquely positioned to help marketers in the health industry make powerful and meaningful connections with their consumers at every stage of their marketing journey.”

Quad earns a spot on MM+M Agency 100 at no. 26 | Quad

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