Avantect — Early Cancer Detection

Social posts

Quote cards for LinkedIn and campaign posts. One voice per card, one focal portrait, and the chromosome brand mark used once — behind the layout, never tiled.

Cut-out portrait quote

1:1. The workhorse layout: gradient field, quote set large, speaker cut out over the brand mark band, and a white footer rule carrying the lockup.

Pancreatic Cancer Awareness

Detected while still localised, pancreatic cancer carries a five-year relative survival of 44%.1

Jeff Venstrom

CMO

Portrait of Jeff Venstrom
Avantect — Early Cancer Detection
Cut-out quote, gradient

Elevated risk

A single blood draw, read for 5hmC signals. That is the whole ask we make of a patient.

Daniel Black

International Sales Director

Portrait of Daniel Black
Avantect — Early Cancer Detection
Cut-out quote, navy

Portrait-led quote — light

4:5, the LinkedIn-native crop. Circle portrait, teal rule, and full Avantect lockup bottom-right.

Portrait of an Avantect team member

Most of the people we test have no symptoms at all. That is exactly the point of testing.

Jeremy Bennett

Head of Marketing

Avantect — Early Cancer Detection
Light quote card
Portrait of an Avantect team member

Family history, a genetic variant, new-onset diabetes — those are the Purple Flags we ask clinicians to act on.

Irene Hsieh

Vice President of Regulatory Affairs

Avantect — Early Cancer Detection
Purple quote card

Landscape announcement

16:9 for X and link previews. Icon carries the subject, the quote stays short.

Pancreatic

Localised pancreatic cancer carries a five-year relative survival of 44%. Distant disease sits at 3%.1

Jeff Venstrom · CMO

Avantect — Early Cancer Detection
Announcement card

Rules

What makes a post read as Avantect.

One quote, one face

A card carries a single speaker. Never a grid of head shots.

Background mark used once

The chromosome band sits behind empty space at low opacity, and is never repeated in a graphic.

Reverse on dark

Use the complete white Avantect lockup on purple, navy, and gradient surfaces.