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What We Saw at CES 2026 and Why It Matters 💡 After a week on the CES 2026 floor—across the main exhibition halls, the Digital Health Summit, and Omnicom’s sessions—some clear signals began to stand out around where technology and health are headed. Here are a few things that stayed with us 👇 ✨ Health is becoming ambient We saw health moving out of dashboards and into the background—through friction-free vitals, smart rings, and sensing technologies embedded into everyday environments. 🧠 Interpretation matters more than information Many of the most compelling innovations focused less on generating data and more on helping people understand what it means—highlighting what matters in the moment. 🤖 Robotics felt more human—and more intentional Robotics drew major attention. While humanoids made AI feel real, what stood out most were smaller, task-specific robots designed to assist, reassure, and act on people’s behalf—technology that feels like care, not surveillance. 🗣️ Voice and behavior are emerging as health signals Speech, sound, and behavior are increasingly being used to surface early health insights, turning everyday interactions into new sensing surfaces. 🧬 Health reframed as capability Across mobility, neurostimulation, and wellness tech, innovation focused less on tracking decline and more on restoring independence, performance, and quality of life. Why it matters for health brands and clients: People expect health experiences that feel intuitive, respectful, and built for real life. The opportunity for brands is to earn trust by reducing friction and delivering value quietly, in the moments that matter. Up next: Firsthand perspectives from Omnicom Health team members who were on the ground—bringing these signals to life through their own lens 👀 #CES2026 #OmnicomHealth #Innovation #DigitalHealth #FutureOfHealth #UniquelyPowerful #TogetherUnstoppable

Omnicom Health @ CES 2026 — starting the year by exploring what’s next. ✨ This year, Omnicom had a major presence at CES — from the Transformation Experience to deep conversations about AI, creativity, and the future of intelligent experiences. Omnicom Health was proud to be a part of it. Across the week, we had 13 team members on the ground covering the main exhibition hall, the Digital Health Summit, and Omnicom’s sessions. Together, we explored emerging signals across AI, robotics, sensing technology, digital health, and connected living — all with an eye on what’s next for people, experiences, and health. 🔍 Stay tuned as we break down the trends we saw at CES, why they matter for health and life sciences, and the firsthand perspectives from our team who took it all in. #CES2026 #OmnicomHealth #Omnicom #Innovation #DigitalHealth #FutureOfHealth #UniquelyPowerful #TogetherUnstoppable

Five weeks ago, we kicked off our 4th annual Health of Advertising Brand Challenge—an Omnicom Health program designed to introduce emerging university talent to the world of healthcare advertising.   This year, student teams from City Tech, CUNY, Rutgers University–Newark, Borough of Manhattan Community College, and Fordham University took on our 2025 challenge, proudly led by DDB Health New York. Through a teach-and-task format, students explored advertising fundamentals, brand strategy, and real-world application, culminating in a final presentation of their strategic and creative ideas.   A huge thank you to our incredible mentors— ERWIN CALUYA, Hannah F., Madeline Kaplan, Bridget Stevens MPH, Mark W. Stechschulte, Carli Woodyear—for the time, feedback, and support that elevated every team’s experience.   👏 Congratulations to Rutgers University–Newark, this year’s winning team! Their storytelling, insight, and thoughtful execution truly stood out.   To all participating students and faculty: thank you for your partnership, energy, and commitment. We’re proud to help shape the next generation of healthcare advertising talent—and we can’t wait to do it again next year.   #HealthOfAdvertising #BrandChallenge #NextGenTalent #OmnicomHealth #UniquelyPowerful #TogetherUnstoppable

Every unstoppable journey is unique 🌟 and Sara Grega’s path is a testament to her curiosity, understanding of people, and the power of embracing unique growth opportunities. Starting at an Omnicom creative agency in HR, and moving to a career in dental hygiene for 5 years, and then back to Omnicom Health in Learning & Development, Sara's unique background has been key to her continued success. Now, as a Director within the Talent Development & Organizational Growth team, she drives innovation through network learning programs, EQ coaching, and more—proving that when we embrace our unique paths, there’s no limit to what we can achieve. 🚀 #OmnicomHealth #UniquelyPowerful #TogetherUnstoppable #UnstoppableJourneys

🚨 New POV Drop: ESMO 2025 — From Breakthroughs to Balance One month after ESMO 2025, the impact is still unfolding. From AI in the clinic, to breakthrough science, to how the oncology community engages online — the landscape is evolving faster than ever. To capture the full picture, we brought together three perspectives from across the Omnicom network: 🤖 Dee Parker (Healthcare Consultancy Group - HCG) — AI’s accelerating role in clinical workflows, decision-making, and cancer center operations 🔬 Lisa O'Sullivan (Omnicom PR Group (OPRG) EMEA Health Lead) — the science, the signals, and the storytelling shaping oncology’s next chapter 📈 Joe Milner(Porter Novelli London) — the traditional + social media trends that defined what people talked about and why 📘 Read the full piece on The Next Big Thing: https://lnkd.in/ew8QdZEq #ESMO2025 #Oncology #OmnicomHealth #OPRG #TheNextBigThing #ThoughtLeadership #AIinHealthcare #OncologyMarketing

💌 Our Postcards from Health series continues — bringing lived experiences, cultural insights, and local healthcare perspectives from across our global network into the health marketing dialogue. This latest postcard comes from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧, where Tracey Brader CSIO at DDB Remedy London, explores how the rise of weight-loss drugs has revealed something bigger about creativity in constraint. In this postcard, Tracey reflects on how the UK’s healthcare system — with its pride, structure, and strict limitations — has inspired fresh thinking, private innovation, and new ways to reach patients when direct-to-consumer advertising isn’t an option. 👉 Read the full piece: https://lnkd.in/ew8QdZEq Follow along for more postcards, more voices, and more perspectives from around the world 🌍 #PostcardsFromHealth #UK #NextBigThing #OmnicomHealth #ThoughtLeadership #HealthcareMarketing #Innovation #TogetherUnstoppable

Every unstoppable journey takes its own shape—and Michelle Alford-Peters’s path is all about people, growth, and building what’s next. After a decade in wealth management, Michelle joined Entrée Health during a time of transformation. With Omnicom Health’s support, she brought leadership’s vision to life, creating a new department of Account Managers to champion client finances and connect teams with high-level analytics. Four years in, as VP of Business Operations, Michelle continues to learn, lead, and thrive, proving that true leadership is rooted in a passion for helping others grow. 💙 #OmnicomHealth #UniquelyPowerful #TogetherUnstoppable #UnstoppableJourneys