Doceree Inc., the first global network of physician-only platforms for programmatic messaging, announced today the company’s latest global expansion with the establishment of European headquarters in the United Kingdom. In addition, Doceree has appointed Gareth Shaw as President, UK, and Europe, to lead its entry into its third market.
After spending nearly a decade at PulsePoint, with his most recent responsibility as General Manager, Global Programmatic, Shaw joins Doceree to become the head of the organization’s operations in the UK and Europe to grow the online healthcare professional (HCP) messaging sector across the region. As a digital marketing veteran in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry, Shaw has vast experience in sales categories across digital media and advertising technology sectors.
“The global presence of Doceree has continued our rapid growth as we span to our third continent within 15 months of our origination,” said Harshit Jain MD, Founder, and Global CEO, Doceree. “The sophistication of our platform capabilities has led marketers and publishers to flourish in the United States and India. With Gareth’s industry acumen, he’s a tremendous addition to our team to lead our European ventures as we transform the way pharmaceutical and healthcare brands communicate with HCPs worldwide on point-of-care and endemic platforms.”
During his professional journey, Shaw has established a well-versed business development and operations background, which was cultivated during his various sales roles at Yahoo!, including most recently as a senior direct response sales specialist. Further, he was the commercial lead in managing publisher relationships at Experian, as part of its digital advertising services.
“Doceree has become an innovative player for the online HCP communication ecosystem,” says Shaw. “I’ve witnessed the digital solutions that Doceree has developed for the market. I’m eager to showcase these forward-thinking technologies to the European pharmaceutical marketers and healthcare publishers as Doceree advances the way interactions are held on point-of-care channels.”
