An executive forum on what AI means for pharma and biotech: strategy, risk and capabilities. Peer workshops and an executive networking dinner, here in Boston.
Executives in pharma and biotech who are expected to lead the AI conversation inside their companies.
If you want to learn at the leading edge of the industry, not at the pace of your organization, this evening is for you.
A cogent view of the most current thinking on how AI can grow your business, and where it belongs first.
What a leader has to weigh before briefing a cross-functional team on pilots, projects and implementations.
What AI can and can't do today, so you lead the conversation, not the vendor selling magic.
Each workshop is a working conversation among executives facing the same decisions you are, guided by academic and industry thought leaders.
Efficient and candid. We go straight to the stakes: the risks, the competitive advantages, and the frameworks that bring AI into your organization safely and effectively.
No exhibit hall. No badge scans. Nobody selling a platform.
No flights, no hotel, no days away from the office or your family.
One afternoon and evening in Boston, among peers.
Not a ten-person roundtable. Not a hundred-person conference. A room chosen so you meet everyone in it, share your thinking, and leave known by peers you'll want to call next quarter.
Every guest is chosen by application. Every application is read by a person.
Six questions to answer before your 2027 plans lock, worked through with peers and thought leaders who have faced them.
When to build it yourself, and when to partner.
Which uses set you apart, and which are table stakes.
A framework legal, medical and commercial can all sign.
Why pilots stall, and what gets them into production.
Which capabilities are ready, and which are still a slide.
Straight accounts from executives running AI programs now.
In the city, so there are no flights and no days away. Approved guests receive the address and arrival details with their confirmation.
Big enough to broaden your network, small enough to meet everyone in it. Not a ten-person roundtable, not a hundred-person conference.
Academic and industry thought leaders guide each session. Most of the value comes from the room itself: peers working through the same decisions you are.
No. The evening is one program. Welcome is at 3:30, the workshops start promptly at 4:00, and the dinner builds on them.
A private club in Boston. Approved guests receive the address and arrival details with their confirmation.
Yes, and we hope you do. Big ideas only gain momentum when they move across functions, so encourage your cross-functional colleagues to apply too. It is a shared experience worth indulging in. Each person applies individually, so send them this page.
Business casual.
Thank you. We'll be in touch personally.
Run the conversation. Lead the team. Bring back a clear view of strategy, risk and capabilities, from one evening in Boston.