Hi!

You don't need me to tell you that we communicators are navigating an increasingly globalized environment, no matter the size or structure of our organizations or those of our clients. From working across timezones to managing cultural nuance, aligning teams, and addressing sensitive topics with care, we must have both flexibility and foresight.

Join us this Wednesday (June 25th) @ 1 p.m. ET for our next monthly Comm Convo: Communicating Across Borders.
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You’ll hear from Elizabeth Baxter (Mayo Clinic; past experience at Roche and Sanofi), Amri B. Johnson (founder of Inclusion Wins and author; former global head of cultural intelligence and inclusion at Novartis), and Catherine Priestley (former global head of corp affairs for CVRM at AstraZeneca), as they graciously share their experiences leading and communicating effectively in a global context.

Reserve your spot:

T2B Pro & Student members (FREE): Log into your account and get your promo code here.

T2B Basic members ($40): RSVP and secure your place here.

Meet our speakers:

Amri B. Johnson is the author of "Reconstructing Inclusion" and host of the Reconstructing Inclusion podcast. For the past 20 years, he's been an inclusion, organizational effectiveness, and behavioral change expert (including previously at Novartis) and consultant. He is a social capitalist, epidemiologist, entrepreneur, and executive coach.

Elizabeth Baxter is Head of International Communications at Mayo Clinic and has extensive experience in media relations, crisis communications, executive communications and employee engagement, team-building, and storytelling for multinational companies like Roche and Sanofi.

Catherine Priestley was most recently the Global Head of Corporate Affairs, Cardiovascular, Renal & Metabolism (CVRM) at AstraZeneca. During her two+ decades there, she led a geographically diverse cross-functional team of public relations, advocacy, and policy experts across four countries.

What you can expect:

This will be an open conversation about how global dynamics are reshaping the way we structure teams, deliver messages, and show up as strategic partners inside our organizations.

We’ll cover:

• Building stronger relationships with internal and external partners across regions and roles
• Adjusting strategies to reflect global audience dynamics and media behaviors
• Applying cultural awareness and DEI principles in messaging and collaboration
• Aligning across functions without becoming a bottleneck

I'm feeling energized by the conversations at last week's inaugural Biopharma Comms Forum, and Michelle and I are keen to keep the momentum going.

Although we had an incredible community showing at the forum and meetup, we recognize that those present represented only about a tenth of T2B's global membership. In-person events are certainly fun and important, but our ambition is to build and sustain a permanent community of biopharma communicators across the ecosystem.

Lynnea

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​P.S. - Access to all of our events (both online and in-person) are included as part of the T2B Pro membership. If you plan to attend lots of these sessions, then becoming a T2B Pro member for $1,000 per year is better value than buying individual a la carte tickets.

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