Razorfish Health’s ‘Working with Cancer’ initiative reflects its people-first philosophy

Razorfish Health emphasizes that happy, empowered employees produce their best work. In its award entry, the Philadelphia-based ad agency attributes its commitment to community to its integration within the Publicis Groupe network, underscored by leadership’s focus on connections beyond the workplace and highlighted by the Publicis Health CEO’s mission to meet 100 people in 100 days. Razorfish Health strikes a balance between in-office collaboration and remote flexibility, tailoring its approach to meet both business and employee needs. Through the “Work Your World” program—a benefit also offered by Publicis Groupe sibling agency Heartbeat—employees can work remotely from any accessible country for up to six weeks annually. The agency’s “Working with Cancer” initiative exemplifies its commitment to employee well-being, providing resources for those navigating chronic illness, whether personally affected or supporting loved ones, from diagnosis to recovery. Ad Age Best Places to Work 2025 50 companies doing a standout job See the full list here This dedication to care aligns with Razorfish Health’s “people-first, people-strong” philosophy, which extends beyond wellness to fostering professional growth and development. To support career progression, the agency offers tailored learning experiences for early-career employees. For future leaders, the six-month Emerging Managers program provides training in talent identification, management and evaluation. The company in its own words: “At Razorfish Health, we believe the workplace is more than a 9-to-5—it’s a place to grow, connect, and thrive. We’re committed to embracing individuality, celebrating passions, and welcoming diverse perspectives. This is embodied in our ‘Do U’ philosophy—a promise to cultivate an environment where people can be their most authentic selves.” Ad Age Best Places to Work 2025 50 companies doing a standout job See the full list here

Razorfish Health’s ‘Working with Cancer’ initiative reflects its people-first philosophy

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