MSLead Chronicles

Chad recently presented at the 5th BioPharma Nexus Medical Affairs Conference, received high praise for his concepts, and received countless requests for the info contained in his presentation. So our viewers will now have the opportunity to see and hear the presentation, as well!
Enjoy!

Kunal Ramani joins Chad and Mary for PART 2 of the resume and interview discussion for MSLs.  Kunal offers up some best practices for interview preparation, presentation skills, and effective communication strategies for experienced and aspiring MSLs. They share practical tips on research, organization, engaging storytelling, and leveraging AI tools to stand out in the competitive pharma industry.

Would you like to know everything about how your resume can attract the attention of a hiring manager and encourage a fruitful and productive interview? You don't want to miss this episode with our returning guest, Kunal Ramani, in a podcast two-parter!

In this episode of MSLead Chronicles, we explore what it really means to grow with intention rather than simply accumulate experience.

Bethany shares a thoughtful perspective on why experience alone is not enough. It is what you choose to do with it that shapes your impact. We dive into how to actively build new skills, stay engaged through continuous learning, and recognize when you’ve outgrown your current curve.

We also discuss the role of mentorship in a meaningful way. Not just support, but the kind of guidance that challenges you, holds you accountable, and ultimately pushes you to evolve both personally and professionally.

This conversation offers practical insights for anyone who wants to move beyond checking the box and start making their experience truly count.

Join Mary and Chad as we explore the inspiring career journey of Roland Elwell, from rock star to the newly anointed (by Mary) Kidney King. Rowland's origin story and career journey is fascinating! He shares insights on leadership, embracing change, and the importance of curiosity and humility in professional growth.

In this episode, we dig into the transformative impact of AI on the workforce through the lens of a strategic people executive, Karen Stevens. Discover how leadership can navigate AI adoption, dispel fears, and leverage soft skills to thrive in the future of work.

The Annual MAPS Conference is coming up in a few weeks, so Chad and Mary talk through some of the hot topics on the agenda and which ones we are most excited about. And also AI.

Not gonna give too many teasers on this one-there's a reason you need to watch or listen to this without delay.
Josh Yoder is the real deal. As a human being. As a leader. As a friend (as we learned in the rapid fire questioning...). He's someone you NEED TO KNOW if you don't already.
Ordinarily we'd say "I hope you enjoy the episode" but that is a foregone conclusion!

Chad and Mary dig in to what it takes to lead with Melissa Landis, exploring her journey from academia to industry leadership. They discuss the importance of servant leadership, building trust, and the impact of mentorship. Melissa shares her insights on adapting leadership styles, the significance of cross-functional collaboration, and the value of authenticity and saying true to your own principles in leadership. The conversation emphasizes the need for curiosity and the role of personal values in shaping effective leadership.

Chad welcomes back Tanisha Hill to discuss the very critical topic of Digital Health/Health Equity. As the founder of the Digital Health for Equitable Health Alliance, Tanisha is in a great position to discuss the importance of health equity in clinical trials, patient access, and so much more. They explore the challenges faced by underserved communities, the role of organizations in promoting health equity, and practical steps that medical affairs leaders can take to incorporate health equity into their work. 
I bet you will learn a lot more from Tanisha than you ever realized you didn't know to begin with. I know I did!