About Adrienne

Good Stories, Grounded in Science,
Told Well.

Adrienne Sabilia is a senior content marketing and communications leader with deep expertise in crafting strategies that elevate brand awareness, engage audiences, and drive lead generation. With a focus on the B2B healthcare and technical industries, she specializes in translating complex concepts into compelling narratives that resonate with diverse stakeholders.

As a consultant, Adrienne helps organizations develop impactful content marketing strategies that tell their story, engage their audience, and achieve business objectives.

As Director of Content Marketing & Brand at Komodo Health, Adrienne led the company’s content marketing strategy, overseeing the creation of thought leadership materials and demand-generation assets. She developed innovative content streams, including leading the company’s Customer Summit event and internal company kick-off. Adrienne led a team to align content efforts with corporate objectives, supporting conferences, webinars, and product launches to drive measurable results.

Previously, Adrienne held leadership roles at IBM, where she managed global communications and spearheaded content strategies for Watson Health and IBM Research. Highlights include launching an internal communications hub that increased engagement by 46%, securing global media coverage in top-tier outlets like TechCrunch and Quartz, and leading campaigns for product launches and executive initiatives.

Adrienne’s expertise extends to executive communications, team leadership, and public speaking training. She has designed and implemented programs to prepare scientists and technologists for media engagements and high-profile events, ensuring messaging aligns with business goals.

Adrienne holds dual Master’s degrees in Science Writing from Johns Hopkins University and Integrated Marketing and Communications from Marist College, along with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. 

Outside of work, Adrienne can be found knitting, skiing, and baking (although not at the same time). She apologies in advance if her dogs, Bruce and Barbara, make a surprise appearance on conference calls.