The Challenge
A global pharma company was running marketing through a fragmented network of external agency partners across its business units and markets. Each team worked with its own agencies, creating duplicated costs, siloed execution, and knowledge that lived outside the organisation. AI capabilities were maturing, but inside the agencies, not inside the client. The risk wasn't just inefficiency. It was that the organisation was ceding control of its data, its expertise, and its future AI readiness to third parties.
What We Built
We led the design and rollout of a new in-house creative services model across different regions. We established governance forums and stakeholder engagement across global, regional, and local levels, and built the operating model to enable seamless coordination between internal teams and external partners. Alongside that, we identified and embedded AI use cases directly into creative workflows, from content automation to review acceleration, and designed the measurement framework to track adoption, performance, and impact as the model scaled.