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Social Media in the Pharmaceutical Industry
26 January - 27 January 2011
Social Media in the Pharmaceutical Industry

This event is almost sold out.  Because of the interest this conference has generated, SAE Media Group is pleased to announce a follow up event:

Social Media in the Pharmaceutical Industry
July 2011, London, UK

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What is this event about?

Social media marketing in pharma

About the conference

SAE Media Group's 2011 conference on Social Media in the Pharmaceutical Industry aims to address the current concerns of the industry about using social media, while allowing delegates to explore the best methods for entering this interactive environment and using it successfully to reach your goals.

There are many social media platforms to choose from, many ways of interacting and many uses for social media in the pharma industry - marketing, corporate communications, brand development, product recognition, interacting with patient groups and more.  Through explanatory talks and relevant case studies, delegates will leave the conference with a knowledge and confidence that will allow them to introduce successful social media strategies into their organisations.

Taking place in London, UK, this conference will also cover social media monitoring and social networking software to ensure delegates can maximise their use of social media marketing, communications and patient group interaction.


Get more from the conference - Join us for a drinks reception on day one, straight after the final presentation.  Network and socialise with the speakers and other delegates; ask questions, discuss ideas and plan partnerships over drinks and nibbles.


Why not attend the associated workshop as well?

Associated with the conference there will be an interactive workshop on "Incorporating Social Media Tactics into Pharmaceutical and Biotech Strategy", taking place on 25th January.  It will cover discussions about the current social media landscape, where pharma could learn from social media use in other industries, how to engage with key stakeholders, governance issues and implications for pharma in the future.  This will be led by Kasif Chaudhry, Managing Director and Jennifer Sayer, Consultant, both of Clarescent LLC.  To see more information about the workshop, please see the Social Media 2011 workshop page.

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Conference agenda

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8:30

Registration and coffee

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9:00

Chairman's opening remarks

Alex Butler

Alex Butler, Digital Strategy and Social Media Manager, Janssen-Cilag

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9:10

Overview of pharma's social media usage to date

Figen Samdanci

Figen Samdanci, Corporate Communications Manager, Pfizer

  • How can a pharmaceutical company get involved in social media?
  • What opportunities are there?
  • Successful examples from Pfizer Turkey
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    9:50

    What should pharma use social media for?

    René van den Bos

    René van den Bos, New Media Architect and Co-Founder, DigiRedo

  • A broad perspective on the use and potential of social media
  • The philosophy of social media
  • How to start social media in a business environment (Enterprise 2.0)
  • With case studies from pharma and other industries
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    10:30

    Morning coffee

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    11:00

    Organisational changes needed for social media success

    Mat Phillips

    Mat Phillips, Founder, Neovoca

  • The need for action - why social media interaction is necessary
  • Common issues and hurdles to full SM engagement - skills, culture, process, structure and regulatory concerns
  • Solutions and strategies - cultural alignment, awareness, training, planning, policy mapping and analytics
  • Adopting the same rigour that was devoted to SFE
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    11:40

    You Tube Case Study - ADHD awareness campaign

    Gary Monk

    Gary Monk, , Across Group

  • Supporting patients through the right channel
  • Spreading the word - a  targeted approach to seeding
  • Engaging the patient through novel content and two-way communication
  • Was it a success?  A summary of the metrics
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    12:20

    Networking lunch

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    13:50

    Getting social - case studies in online engagement

    Alex Butler

    Alex Butler, Digital Strategy and Social Media Manager, Janssen-Cilag

  • Why pharma needs to lead the way and not lag behind with the personal web
  • Developing engagement in a regulated environment
  • Understanding social strategy and aligning it across the business
  • Looking beyond platforms
  • Insight into some Janssen social media projects
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    14:30

    Integrating a social media strategy into your marketing campaign

    Irte Topaloglu

    Irte Topaloglu, Corporate Communications Project Manager - Social Media Lead, Pfizer

  • Integration strategies
  • Internal policies
  • Social Responsibility Project Campaign in Turkey
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    15:10

    Afternoon tea

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    15:40

    Two perspectives: Social media in Corporate communications vs Brand communications

  • Difference in social media's goals and applications for Corporate and Brand communications
  • Process for developing social media initiative: who are the key stakeholders, and what role do they play?
  • Policies and guidelines for each and how they differ
  • Integration with other communication efforts; what are key considerations and examples?
  • Goals and measurements - what makes the initiative successful?
  • Zoe Dunn

    Zoe Dunn, Owner, Zoe Digital Consulting

    Marc Monseau

    Marc Monseau, Director, Corporate Communication and Social Media, Johnson & Johnson

    Simon Goldberg

    Simon Goldberg, Director, Electronic Communications and Social Media, Corporate Public Affairs, Abbott

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    16:20

    The engagement spectrum

    Silja Chouquet

    Silja Chouquet, Owner, Whydot Pharma

  • What does good engagement by pharma look like?
  • Where do you start?
  • What 'safety nets' do you need to have in place before you start to engage?
  • How do you manage and sustain engagement?
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    17:00

    Chairman’s closing remarks

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    17:10

    Evening drinks reception

    SMi

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    18:15

    End of day one

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    8:30

    Re-registration and coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's opening remarks

    Murat Tanoren

    Murat Tanoren, Corporate Partnerships & Projects Co-ordinator, Pfizer

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    9:10

    Enterprise social media

    Harry Ringwood

    Harry Ringwood, Manager, eMedia, Merck Serono

  • The use of different media channels
  • Blurring the lines between PR and marketing
  • Compliant digital communications
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    9:50

    The use of social media as a strategy for patient recruitment and retention in clinical trials

    Diana L Anderson

    Diana L Anderson, President & CEO, D. Anderson & Company

  • Focus on regulatory and ethical implications of the multiple opportunities to approach patients for clinical trials participation via the Internet
  • Includes case studies reflecting the use and metrics reporting of social media tactics in patient recruitment and retention
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    10:30

    Morning coffee

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    11:00

    Recruiting for clinical trials using social media

    Sara James

    Sara James, Global Enrolment Consultant, EUMED, Eli Lilly

  • Developing a proper mix of social media and traditional recruitment methods
  • ROI difference between traditional and electronic recruitment tactics
  • Staying engaged with patients - examples from Eli Lilly
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    11:40

    Top ten suggestions for pharma 3.0: my experience

    Murat Tanoren

    Murat Tanoren, Corporate Partnerships & Projects Co-ordinator, Pfizer

  • Web 2.0? Pharma 3.0?  What happened to 1.0? 
  • Where does pharma stand?  Where will it go to?
  • How can we approach corporate social media presence?
  • Managerial do's and don'ts for local teams (insider tips)
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    12:20

    Networking lunch

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    13:50

    Patients: Serving your true customers with social media

    Sebastian Kölsch

    Sebastian Kölsch, Owner, Koelsch Pharma Services

  • Integrating patients in online communication
  • Social media as exclusiveness creator 
  • Building communities and relationships
  • Pharma as discreet provider, not aggressive influencer
  • Awareness building and compliance as ROI in social media
  • Integrating social media component with offline activities
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    14:30

    Healthcare professionals' use of social media

    Mark Millar

    Mark Millar, Director, PraeMedica

  • Trends within HCP usage of social media
  • Dynamics of HCP use of social media - who, how, where
  • Dedicated sites, non-social sites
  • Web, mobile
  • Branded, commercial, association, hospital
  • Comparison of social media use in different therapy areas and HCP specialties
  • How pharma can get involved
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    15:10

    How do healthcare professionals, patients and the pharmaceutical industry use social media today, what is the potential for the future?

    Chris Cooper

    Chris Cooper, Owner and Director, EPG Health Media

  • Overview - extent of use today
  • What influences prescribing decisions and patient choice?
  • Pharma - its role and obligations
  • What the future holds - the potential for change
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    15:50

    Chairman’s closing remarks

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    16:00

    Afternoon tea and networking

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    16:30

    Close of conference

    Workshops

    Incorporating Social Media Tactics into Pharmaceutical and Biotech Strategy
    Workshop

    Incorporating Social Media Tactics into Pharmaceutical and Biotech Strategy

    The Rubens at the Palace
    25 January 2011
    London, United Kingdom

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    United Kingdom

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