August’s theme examines how biopharma organizations invite patients and advocates to contribute their time, expertise, and personal experiences. We’ll explore what makes those exchanges equitable—from fair compensation and meaningful influence to greater clarity, continuity, and follow-through—and how communicators can recognize when a patient is being treated as content rather than a collaborator. The theme will establish a shared foundation for deeper-dive resources and programming from the T2B Patient Advocacy & Engagement Roundtable.
Programming
T2B programming is built on the principle that connection and collaboration drive our profession forward. Through intentional networking, knowledge-sharing platforms, and tailored professional development, we provide the tools, connections, and support to navigate the complexities of our industry while advancing our collective impact.
Our theme this month
“Rethinking What We Ask of Patients”
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Networking
Building meaningful relationships is at the heart of T2B. Whether it’s through quarterly in-person meetups, peer-coaching groups, or ongoing Slack discussions, we create spaces where communicators can share experiences, gain new perspectives, and connect with those who truly understand the nuances of our work.
Knowledge sharing
Our programs leverage the expertise of T2B members to foster collaborative learning and problem-solving. From member-led roundtables to real-time group discussions on pressing topics, we focus on creating opportunities to exchange insights and explore solutions to stay ahead of the curve.
Professional development
Your growth as a communicator doesn’t stop, and the community is here to support you. From expert-led panels to our Leadership Lab series, T2B’s professional development offerings provide actionable insights and practical tools to help you lead, expand your creativity, and communicate more effectively, no matter where you are in your career.
“T2B offers a great opportunity to share best practice and support professional development. Certainly adoption of new techniques and trends vary worldwide and this group is a great opportunity.”
