Applications Open: Digital & Social Media Roundtable Year 2
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Hi! Applications are now open for five member spots of our Digital & Social Media Roundtable. We invite biopharma communicators from in-house, agency, and consulting roles to apply to help advance our collective capabilities in this space, by creating resources and programming to support the T2B community more broadly. What the Digital & Social Media roundtable focuses onChristopher Rizzo, Head of Digital and Social Strategy at Syneos Health Communications, will take over as chair for Year 2 of this roundtable. Under his leadership, members will work together to:
Programming and resources developed by the roundtable are free and exclusive to T2B Pro and Student members.
“I’m excited to return for a second year of the Digital & Social Roundtable, a space for leaders to explore how digital can make science more visible, credible, and human. Together, we’ll examine the strategies, technologies, and cultural shifts shaping how healthcare organizations build trust, spark curiosity, and create meaningful connection.” – Christopher Rizzo Who should apply?We're looking for T2B Pro members with hands-on experience advancing web, digital, or social media strategies within biopharma, healthcare, or life sciences. Like all T2B roundtables, this is a true working group, not an advisory board. Members actively contribute their perspectives, collaborate with peers, and help turn ideas into programming and resources that benefit other communicators. Selected members should expect to volunteer approximately 3-5 hours per month, including regular planning meetings and collaboration on events, resources, and research. resources. How to applyApplications are open for all five spots for the roundtable's second year. Members serve a one-calendar-year term (November 2026-October 2027). Lynnea P.S. - Interested in applying but not yet a T2B Pro member? Explore membership options here. |
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