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MSL Talk: Tom Caravela, Conor McGladrigan, Kevin Peterson
Why MSLs Need a Personal Board of Directors
Summary
In this episode, Tom Caravela welcomes Marieke Jonkman to discuss the concept of creating a personal board of directors for Medical Science Liaisons (MSLs). Marieke shares her career journey and emphasizes the importance of selecting and approaching the right individuals to form a supportive board. The conversation covers the roles and expectations of board members in an MSL's development, highlighting the reciprocal nature of mentorship and the involvement of managers. Marieke also provides insights on maintaining and nurturing these crucial relationships. The episode concludes with closing remarks and a call to action for listeners to engage with the MSL Talk community.
My guest today is Marieke Jonkman, Medical Affairs Executive Coach at the Medical Affairs Institute and we discuss why MSLs should have their own personal board of directors
Marieke discusses…
👉 What would a personal board of directors look like
👉 How to go about finding people for your PBD
👉 Who you should ask to be on your board
👉 How to approach a potential board member
Medical Science Liaisons, personal board of directors, MSL career development, mentorship in medical affairs, Medical Affairs Executive Coach
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