ramarketing marks milestone with HQ move

A Newcastle-based life sciences marketing agency has marked a milestone with a move to one of the city’s leading innovation hubs.

ramarketing has relocated its headquarters to The Catalyst at Newcastle Helix, cementing its regional roots while embracing a new chapter of growth. 

The move, which sees remarketing relocate from Carliol Square in Newcastle’s city centre, coincides with the agency’s 16th year in business and reflects its ambition to continue scaling its global presence.

Founded in the North East, the agency now operates across the UK, Europe and North America, supporting clients in the pharmaceutical and biotech supply chain with brand, digital and strategy services.

Bosses say The Catalyst provides ramarketing with access to an ecosystem of health, tech and academic organisations, offering space to collaborate, recruit future talent and engage with the regional innovation community.

They add that the new workspace includes flexible zones for hybrid working, private focus areas, meeting rooms and shared facilities designed to foster productivity and creativity.

Emma Banks, chief executive at ramarketing, said: “This move reflects where we are as a business – ambitious, growing and focused on creating the best possible environment for our team and our clients. 

“The Catalyst is more than just a building; it’s a hub of innovation, connection and collaboration. 

“Being based here allows us to stay close to the region we love, while benefiting from everything this future-facing space has to offer.”

Amelia Findlay, centre manager at The Catalyst, added: “ramarketing is a genuine North East success story and we’re delighted to welcome the team to the Catalyst, an ideal home for such an ambitious, innovative company.

“We pride ourselves on nurturing a supportive, collaborative ecosystem in which our customers celebrate each other’s successes and I’m sure ramarketing will receive a warm welcome and settle in quickly.”

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