Dr. Patrick Ojo, author of Freedom for Pharmacy, has signed a publishing agreement with Brick Tower Press, as negotiated by Creative Management Partners (CMP) agent Alan Morell. CMP will represent Dr. Ojo's commercial rights across all platforms, including literary works, a sequel, broadcast adaptations, a docuseries, speaking engagements, endorsements, advisory roles, online courses, and licensing.
Dr. Ojo's journey from Benin City, Nigeria, to becoming a U.S. citizen and pharmacist informs his book, which aims to demystify the American pharmacy system. The book provides practical guidance for patients facing rising medication costs and confusion about their prescriptions. Brick Tower Press publisher John T. Colby Jr. noted that Freedom for Pharmacy “pulls back the curtain on how the American pharmacy system actually works,” addressing a critical need in today's healthcare landscape.
Dr. Ojo expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “Signing with Alan Morell of CMP to be my Agent and him getting me Brick Tower Press Publishing my works signifies a huge milestone for me personally and professionally.” He emphasized the importance of working with CMP to navigate his literary and commercial rights.
Alan Morell, CEO of Creative Management Partners, highlighted the significance of Dr. Ojo's story, calling him “truly an American Hero” for his work with the New York City Department of Homeless Services and his path to citizenship. Morell noted that the book is a “must read” for those confused by big Pharma's control of the industry, offering readers a path to freedom in the U.S. medical sector. CMP represents over 700 clients across various fields, including more doctors than any other agency worldwide.
Brick Tower Press, known for publishing authors like Dr. Jane Goodall and Al Jardine, brings credibility and reach to Dr. Ojo's work. Colby, with over four decades in publishing, emphasized the importance of Dr. Ojo's message in the current healthcare environment. The book is expected to resonate with patients seeking clarity and control over their medication choices.
Dr. Ojo's background includes a Doctor of Pharmacy from Nova Southeastern University and experience in community, hospital, and institutional pharmacy settings. His book draws on this expertise to provide actionable advice for navigating pharmacy red tape. For more information, visit www.liberatepharmacy1.com or www.BrickTowerPress.com.
