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About Allison Lantieri

Allison Lantieri brings sixteen years of marketing and communications healthcare experience to the Ovation team and has worked for both for-profit and non-profit B2B and B2C organizations. Prior to joining Ovation Allison spent more than a decade in eldercare and aging advocacy as a strategic marketing consultant for the Pioneer Network and Director of Communications for the Institute for Caregiver Education. Her love for elders began with her work as Director of Marketing for Apple Healthcare (now Apple Rehab), an eldercare provider nationally recognized for their commitment to person-centered care. It was during her time at Apple that she made eldercare advocacy a personal commitment. Allison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Communications, a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and a Minor in Public Relations from West Virginia Wesleyan College. Allison is a member of the International Association of Business Communicators and the American Marketing Association. She is a blogger, antique lover and storyteller, and lives in Hebron, Connecticut with her husband and her two children.

A Moment to Celebrate CFOs

Despite the drama of the past two weeks around the freak storm that caused a power outage of epic proportions, life and business is slowly returning to normal. Last week we were fortunate to bring a crowd of clients and … Continue reading

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Join Us in OvationNation

Like? Follow? Connect? Read? Watch? WHY? BECAUSE. Social media is no longer a phenomenon, it’s a channel in which your clients are communicating and you should be too. Ovation is a B2B, meaning we are a business to business company. … Continue reading

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Just Ask Karen

We have an expert in our midst. Well—we have many experts; in benefits, in finance, in human resources, in sales, etc., but we just realized we have an expert on healthy eating and how to integrate healthy eating into a … Continue reading

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What Can the Facebook Redesign Teach Us about Change?

Let’s face it—if I had to compile a list of innovative companies, Facebook would definitely come in at the top of the list. I don’t know a lot about the company, (other than the movie and the images I have … Continue reading

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