SFE Europe 2010 brochure
How do you move from being product-focused to customer-facing? With 6 VP insights, and 45 senior speakers, it has become the goal of SFE Europe to produce a new age in pharma. Jane Griffiths, IVP at Janssen Cilag will explain how to transform your business culture, using the new commercial model to produce real, added value services. On top of this, ZS associates will be heading a 90 minute interactive workshop to improve product positioning and drive pipeline strategy. Find out more info here The theme for the 2010 event is ‘change’, in particular how we can use change to drive future successes. Key questions for discussion include: What should your new commercial model look like? Is “Added value” just a buzz word? Do CSO Reps work harder and learn faster? How do you make your Rep the indispensible, flexible resource? As Europe’s biggest pharma event, this is your chance to network with key players from pharma, and refreshing & refocus your knowledge over the 3 days. Date: 27th – 29th April, 2010 Location: Barcelona, Spain Venue: Hotel Rey Juan Carlos Contact Info: Kate Eversole eyeforpharma Event Director 44(0) 207 375 7594 Website: http://www.eyeforpharma.com/sales Email: keversole@eyeforpharma.com

SFE Europe 2010 EUROPE’S MUST ATTEND PHARMA EVENT 8th ANNUAL Researched and organised by 3 Day Conference // 27-29 April Hotel Rey Juan Carlos // Barcelona Contents Welcome to the new digital version of the SFE Europe 2010 brochure. You can navigate between pages by clicking on the live links on this page. Video - Eric Rambeux, VP, Solvay Summary & Sponsors Welcome note & Speakers Summit at a glance Programme: Keynotes Programme: Business Excellence Programme: Training & Development Programme: Sales Tools Programme: Key Account Management Chairman’s letter Media Partners & Who should attend Register 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > How can we cope with the change Pharma is facing? Exactly the question posed to Eric Rambeaux VP Business Development – Solvay. Here’s what he had to say: What do you think? We’re calling people to tweet back at us on this question. This will form part of a discussion taking place at the event. Twitter.com/KateEversole Eric will appear as a keynote on Day 1 of SFE Europe. Click here for more info Group Discounts Take advantage of eyeforpharma’s unique team discounts. Every third person in your group comes for half price. Contact the eyeforpharma team on +44 (0) 20 7375 7575 or email register@eyeforpharma.com 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > SFE Europe 2010 EUROPE’S MUST ATTEND PHARMA EVENT The new selling environment: 8th ANNUAL 500 Register before December 11th SAVE Researched and organised by 3 Day Conference // 27-29 April Hotel Rey Juan Carlos // Barcelona How can change work for you? A ‘must’ for the sales force effectiveness community Frank Zarifian, SFE Manager, SFE 2009 attendee Benchmark Your Strategies Against Our Expert Speakers Jane Griffiths International Vice President Tyrone Edwards Senior Vice President Johnson & Johnson Merck & Co (ret) Eric Rambeaux Our keynote track puts you directly in touch with plans from VP and C-level executives. Starts here. How are your Accounts? Increased the understanding of your customer with KAM and an ‘influence network’ in our KAM track. Are you a Gadget freak? Maybe not, but you will still need to have a grasp of the new technology which supports Now is a good your goals. time to look Come to our outside the box. Sales Tools Navigate Our Exhibiton track. organisational puts you in change with a touch with proven change plenty of extra management, resources and CSOs and market expert minds access. Head available to for the Business you right now Excellence track. Charlotte Sibley Senior Vice President Vice President Solvay Shire Veronique Toully Vice President Gonzalo Rodríguez Head of Sales UCB Novartis Don’t leave it to HR: Make sure the talent stays with you. Achieve the right balance of out-sourced and in-house training Plus many more Turn to Page 3 Global and Speaker Dinner Sponsor Global Sponsors Gold Sponsors Supporting Sponsors Coffee Break Sponsor Pen Sponsor Insights from 15 of the top 20 pharma – with strong VP-level presence 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > Adapt to a customer-centric strategy “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change.” Charles Darwin After 6 months of research with senior-level executives into the current state of the industry – the word ringing in our ears is ‘change.’ Due to buyer sophistication, and a maturing market, the sales force is faced with a host of new challenges. Now is the time to evolve in line with these changes. With this in mind we have put together our 8th meeting to regroup, discuss, and succeed in this challenging market. This year we have pulled together a particularly strong group of Keynote speakers to offer strategic insights into the pharma landscape and a useful presentation on how to cope with mergers and acquisitions. The specialist tracks over days 2 & 3 will give you focused learnings to put into practice as soon as you get back to the office. This is your invitation to join the leading minds in sales on April 27-29 in Barcelona. A meeting which will draw key decision makers from pharma to discuss the new problems we face. Last year’s event was an undisputed success, which is testament to an industry ready to change for the better. With a growing community of attendees (73% returning from the previous year) we hosted 600 delegates over the 3 days, making it the biggest SFE event to date. Best regards, World Class Speakers confirmed: Jane Griffiths IVP, Janssen Cilag Armin Pearn Rosa Urtubi Tyrone Edwards Business Innovation Director, Pfizer Regional Business Director, Merck & Co Conny Marquardt International Marketing Manager, Novo Nordisk Adjunct Professor, Business Administration, Cheyney University Of Pennsylvania, Senior Vice President, Merck (ret.) Dr. Wolfgang Walter Paul Gardiner Senior Director Sales Force, Nycomed Associate Partner, Executive Insight Charlotte Sibley SVP, Shire VP, UCB Carlos Martínez Tony Potter Director Sales Excellence, Johnson & Johnson Head of Sales, Solvay Veronique Toully Leandro Herrero Eric Rambeaux Adrian Giles Simon Gineste Jean Paul Lemmens Kevin Crowe Nick Pope Field Force Effectiveness & CRM Head, Novartis Farmaceutica S.A. CEO, The Chalfont Project VP Strategy, Solvay Programme Manager for South Worcestershire Commissioning Consortium. NHS Director Sales Development, Johnson & Johnson Head of Sales Effectiveness, Merck Serono Global Director of Learning and Sales Force Training, Bausch & Lomb Bart Vannieuwenhuyse Exec Director of CRM, Janssen Cilag Christian De Schrijver Director Business Alignment, CRM CoE WW Commercial Pharmaceuticals IT, Janssen Cilag Adam Knights Rajesh Gupta Former Director of Sales Force Effectiveness, Takeda now Managing Director, 15 15 Healthcare Ltd Marina Baranoff Former Global VP Merck now C.E.O. NewLab Life Sciences Inc. Head of Training Department Novartis Pharma LLC Nazim Parvez Training Advisor, sanofi-aventis Francesco Frattini Claire Poole (right) Gonzalo Rodriguez Andreas Tsukada Carmen Lavid Kate Eversole (left) VP Europe, eyeforpharma VP, eyeforpharma Business Development Director, Roche Head of Sales, Novartis Associate Director Commercial Effectiveness and Training, UCB Communications Director, Merck Sharp Dohme Christoph Schmidt PS. Register early – you will SAVE €300 before Feb 26th 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers PhD, Global Head of Commercial Excellence, Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd More to follow... 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > Summit at a glance Morning The event agenda is designed to be as flexible as possible – You will be able to move freely from track to track in order to catch the most relevant presentations to you Afternoon Practical Workshops Run by the leading minds in pharma Evening Networking Party and VIP dinner (by invitation only) Day One Keynotes // Transform your business culture from being product focused to customer-facing // Assess your company’s reputation and image through the eyes of your customers, payers and patients // Does the new commercial sales model mean greater innovation? Day Two Business Excellence // Making partnerships work in this new era of healthcare Practical Workshops To secure your space and check out the latest updates go to www.eyeforpharma.com/sales Networking Party and delegate dinner (by invitation only) Training and Development // Explore how trends in business trans-formation are effecting the role of a trainer Sales Tools // Use CRM to improve customer interactions and create brand advocates KAM // Define KAM and understand what it can do for your business eyeforpharma events never fail to deliver. Ian Talmage, Senior Vice President, Bayer Healthcare Day Three Business Excellence // Understand the role and challenges for today’s Sales Rep Training and Development // Outsourcing vs. in house training – how do you get the right balance? Sales Tools // Leverage digital sales aids to improve your sales materials and maximise results KAM // How do you incentivise KAM programs? 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > DAY 1 // 27th APRIL Keynote Day KEYNOTE SPEAKER KEYNOTE SPEAKER KEYNOTE SPEAKER Jane Griffiths IVP, Janssen Cilag 9.30 AM Charlotte Sibley Senior Vice President, Shire 10.15 AM Tyrone Edwards Adjunct Professor, Business Administration, Cheyney University Of Pennsylvania, Senior Vice President, Merck (ret.) N ew customers, new influencers and new regulations: How do you change your activities to engage customers? Building a World-Class Global Analytics Group U nderstand how to avoid common mistakes in ‘globalisation’ and communicate best practices to overcome hurdles and obstacles in various cultural settings I n challenging times, learn how to unite people across countries to achieve shared goals T urning data jockeys into sought-after business partners: How to communicate complex analytical results effectively KEYNOTE SPEAKER 11.45 AM S ales Productivity in Today’s Pharmaceutical Market R edesign the optimal sales process for increased capacity E nsure that front-line sales staff is truly engaging the customer during sales interactions S ustain a coaching culture that empowers managers to drive sales force productivity ‣ ‣ ‣ H ear how to transform your business culture from being product focused to customer-facing to deliver not just products but added value services to new and existing stakeholders and customers U nderstand how to assess your company’s reputation and image through the eyes of your customers, payers and patients D oes the new commercial model mean greater innovation in pharma marketing and sales? KEYNOTE SPEAKER ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ KEYNOTE SPEAKER Leandro Herrero CEO, The Chalfont Project 12.30 PM Veronique Toully Vice President, UCB 2.15 PM Eric Rambeaux Vice President Strategy, Solvay 3.00 PM ‘Viral Change™ Inside’ as overriding core competence: Why speed of business transformation in the era of permanent instability is not negotiable C an pharma afford evolutionary transformation? Being a Pharma me-too company has nothing to do with the portfolio. F our urgent business transformations: customer competence, agility, reputation and ‘us-as-a-brand’ U nmemorable customer relationships and memorable brands: when pharma succeeds despite itself. H ow to position the 3Ps – Patients, Payers and Providers Pharma strategic challenges: now, I know... ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ P roviders – at the front end of the company strategy H ear how to Involve Payers early in the Development making process S ocial media programmes bring Patients at the heart of UCB G ain a deeper understanding of Patient-Provider dialogue using ethnographic research ‣ ‣ ‣ R eview the strategic challenges that the pharma industry is confronted with L ook at some solutions that are today considered to cope with them D iscuss the solutions and try to look at them differently 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > DAY 2&3 // 28&29 APRIL Track 1 Business Excellence leeping With the Enemy? Why holistic S approaches beat product placement every time ‣ ‣ ‣ C ase study examples of how to work with the NHS to improve patient outcomes T he Honest Broker approach to industry and NHS working H ow multi agency, holistic approaches to health care challenges make positive changes for patients Bees2B: Learn from one of nature’s most successful business models how to become a first class service provider ‣ Find out the 4 things every service business must get right ‣ ‣ ‣ S ee how honey bees and human service companies embrace innovation for value creation U nderstand why employees should come first and customers second L earn from honey bees to leverage the power of bottom-up decision making Which commercial model will give you the competitive advantage? ‣ ‣ ‣ D efining the key elements to the model. Which hard and soft metrics can you measure? H ow to create an integrated system which is able to blend marketing, sales and R&D seamlessly W hat can you take from secondary care and implement today. Adrian Giles Programme Manager for South Worcestershire Commissioning Consortium. NHS Adam Knights Former Director of Sales Force Effectiveness, Takeda now Managing Director, 15 15 Healthcare Ltd Rosa Urtubi Regional Business Director, Merck & Co Armin Pearn Business Innovation Director, Pfizer ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ Outsourcing as strategic alternative to our own head count T he Roche experience of outsourcing sales teams for the long-term T he impact on our sales results and management time, the lessons we have learned and expertise gained H ow a different type of control can drive quality and results improvement C reate value for stakeholders – the feedback from prescribers Leverage patient referral insights to increase sales whilst improving health outcomes ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ H ear how Actelion is accelerating the diagnosis of patients, their referral to key treatment centres L earn how high precision targeting forms the basis for designing the networks to optimise awareness creation and referrals U nderstand how customer network insights drive the development of innovative new services S ee how this networked approach to market impacts the day-to-day lives of the sales force Associate Partner, Executive Insight – Strategy Consultants ow to lead fundamental Field H Force Effectiveness change in your organisation: An integrated approach ‣ ‣ ‣ F ind out how important it is to have a change integration process in your sales force effectiveness efforts R eview a change management approach that can be used to lead, manage and navigate through organisational changes A ssess sales force performance and create an evolving learning culture Francesco Frattini Business Development Director, Roche Carlos Martínez Director Sales Excellence, Johnson & Johnson ‣ ‣ ‣ Striving for Business Excellence – How working with a CSO can make a difference R isk Mitigation and the concept of Differential Resourcing H ow to maximise the impact of working with CSOs? C SO - A tactical or a strategic choice? What are the right KPIs for the future? ‣ ‣ L earn about innovations in geographic customisation and tailoring – how to track, and diagnose trends to enhance market response to your promotions E veryone is talking about Sales Force Automation but how do we measure the direction, quality and quantity? aul Gardiner P Christoph Schmidt PhD, Global Head of Commercial Excellence, Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd Tony Potter Head of Sales, Solvay 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > DAY 2&3 // 28&29 APRIL Track 2 Training and Development evelop high performing sales D and marketing teams in this changing market ‣ Are you running a tight program of training events with appropriate follow-up and constant interaction? Deals with the most critical business challenges – it fuels future orientations. Paul Kusters, Director SFE & Training, UCB ‣ Understand how to implement a coaching culture to enhance your people’s negotiation skills, selling technique and product knowledge and how to perpetuate this with continual reinforcement from training is more critical now than ever before ‣ Understand why evaluating the return on investment he growing importance of First Line T Managers: How to get it right ‣ Examine effective techniques that will continue training in to management to improve your sales force from the top down rep to find out key requirements for the FLM Kevin Crowe Head of Sales Effectiveness, Merck Serono ‣ Understand the new profile of the effective sales ‣ Understand how to create “autonomy” at FLM level and question if increased accountability increases efficiency he trainer is dead. T Long live the change specialist. ‣ Explore how trends in business transformation are effecting the role of a trainer Gonzalo Rodriguez Head of Sales, Novartis ow Incentives Schemes will deliver H faster and more effective results ‣ Proven techniques for selecting the most effective incentives to encourage growth of the company not just the individual brand of a drug compensation system that includes long term objectives for your company incentivise call quality and strength of relationships ‣ Discover why training interventions without any organisational alignment are likely to fail an coaching create behaviour change? C ‣ Evaluate reps competencies and skills – and for your training programs discover what you need to do to improve them? ‣ Understand how the training department can become central to the role of change agent ‣ Learn a simple change management checklist to support training interventions ‣ See how coaching can ensure “learning transfer” ‣ Analyse coaching tools to provide behavioural guidance to the sales rep. How do they aid your measurement? Nick Pope Global Director of Learning and Sales Force Training, Bausch & Lomb ‣ Find out how to build an appropriate incentive ‣ What are the right incentivise KAM? Can you Andreas Tsukada Associate Director Commercial Effectiveness and Training, UCB Follow me on Twitter: Marina Baranoff Head of Training Department, Novartis Pharma LLC Twitter.com/KateEversole 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > DAY 2&3 // 28&29 APRIL Track 3 Tools and Technology PA N E L S E SS I O N n the hunt for customer centricity O ‣ From product to customer centric: Marketing and Sales strategies to address customer needs in a changing market environment ove to a real CRM culture M to achieve differentiation ‣ Move to a customer approach based on real customers needs and not what we think their needs are players approach Still the best event in SFE. Fonny Schenk, MD, Across Health ‣ Create the right multi-channel marketing mix to ‣ Develop a support tool for a multi commercial ‣ First moves to a multi-channel CRM to provide practitioners flexibility of commercial interactions while maximising efficiency foster performance in different customer segments ‣ Learn how multi-channel activities could be synchronised throughout your sales and marketing teams to improve implementation Excellent platform for debating the issues & opportunities. Account Management Lead, AstraZeneca Dr. Wolfgang Walter Senior Director Sales Force, Nycomed Conny Marquardt International Marketing Manager, Novo Nordisk Nycomed Dr. Wolfgang Walter Senior Director Sales Force, se CRM to improve customer U interactions and create brand advocates – a Novartis case study ‣ Share results of Micromarketing process after two years of implementation ow does eMarketing fit in to the sales H mix? Has e-selling become a reality? ‣ Hear how to get buy in from above to produce your e-selling programmes ‣ Learn how to incorporate emarketing in to your sales strategy to get the most out of this essential channel this new selling strategy? Very informative and well-organized. Alexey Cherchago, Global SFE Manager, Grunenthal ‣ How do you structure the change to move towards ‣ Discuss key learnings of implementation ‣ Hear new ideas for further regionalisation and personalisation of services Senior level pharma speaker TBC ake advantage of Data, Segmentation T and Targeting and understand why it is crucial in the current climate of a decreasing sales force and changing regulation ‣ How can behavioral segmentation help in measuring the effectiveness and efficiency of the sales force based around customer attributes? Simon Gineste Field Force Effectiveness & CRM Head, Novartis Farmaceutica S.A. ‣ How do you produce behavioural segmentation ‣ Move to a customer approach based on real customers needs and not what we think their needs are Follow me on Twitter: ‣ How can behaviour segmentation be used in the field? Twitter.com/KateEversole 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance Jean Paul Lemmens Director Sales Development, Johnson & Johnson 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > DAY 2&3 // 28&29 APRIL Track 4 Key Account Management / Specialist Care Selling efine KAM and understand D what it can do for your business ‣ U nderstand KAM methodology and identify how different models can work for different businesses inding the right model to successfully F train your Key Account Managers ‣ F ind out how to identify the skills and competencies you need for your KAM strategy earn how to articulate your corporate L value proposition to a wider audience than ever before ‣ ‣ ‣ A nalyse your propositions benefits: gain and loss U nderstand how to prioritise the benefits based on your audience’s interest G ather evidence showing that the high priority benefits are real and decide what makes your value proposition unique ‣ Hear examples of successful KAM models in other industry’s and how they can be applied to pharma ‣ D iscover how to assess what kind of KAM model you need, including approaches and methodology and what kind of results you can expect ‣ Develop the right assessment criteria and plan to find people who have business acumen, will take responsibility for the account and are orientated around the customer ‣ C an you up-skill reps? Or do you need a new type of rep completely? art Vannieuwenhuyse Exec Dir of CRM, B Janssen Cilag hristian De Schrijver Director Business Alignment, C CRM CoE WW Commercial Pharmaceuticals IT, Janssen Cilag azim Parvez Training Advisor, sanofi-aventis N elling to changing stakeholders – S nurses, pharmacists, payers, patients, KOLs ‣ ‣ ‣ W ho are the new stakeholders? U nderstand how industry approaches have changed and why U nderstand if the “Think global-act local” tactic is still viable? Can the sales force rise to the challenge? now CEO NewLab Life Sciences Inc. armen Lavid Communications Director, C Merck Sharp Dohme nfluence Networks: Understand I what your customer wants ‣ ‣ ‣ I dentify who your customers are and what their influences are – find out how to create a network of influences for your customers H ow can you identify your key accounts? Learn how to target your approach accordingly D iscuss how to control and manage the influence of hospitals in a community. What does the trend towards hospital consolidation mean for your company? Administration, Cheyney University Of Pennsylvania, Senior Vice President, Merck (ret.) now CEO NewLab Life Sciences Inc. mprove Market Access with better I strategies around pricing, health economics and outcomes ‣ ‣ ‣ E nsure your stakeholders understand the clinical and economic value of your brand by producing clinical studies earlier than ever before L earn how to produce a cost-benefit method to your pricing strategy and understand why this is essential with today’s regulators O ffer reimbursement solutions with correct pricing, cost containment and well-thought arguments – and help your customers get internal buy-in ajesh Gupta Former Global VP Merck, R yrone Edwards Adjunct Professor, Business T ajesh Gupta Former Global VP Merck, R Deals with the most critical business challenges – it fuels future orientations. Paul Kusters, Director SFE & Training, UCB eading Pharma speaker TBC L Follow me on Twitter: Twitter.com/KateEversole 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > A note from our Chairman: Dear Colleague I’m Mike Song and I’m one of the chairmen for SFE Europe. Let me say just a few words to you about why I am involved. The subject of sales force effectiveness is more topical than ever and I trust that, in these times of particular difficulty where our budgets are constantly strained, this great line up of experts will deliver many insightful and profitable ideas to you. I invite you to come and listen to literally hundreds of years of sales experience over 3 days, and to meet people like you – those on the cutting-edge of the industry. As a matter of course, eyeforpharma has ensured the right mix of interactivity, roundtables, workshops and networking to enhance your learning and development experience. I look forward to this unrivalled learning experience where I am sure I will be challenged by new thinkers and inspired by those with an impressive track record! Best, Mike Author of ‘The Hamster Revolution’ – Bestseller CEO Cohesive Knowledge Solutions Follow me on Twitter: Twitter.com/KateEversole The only meeting you need 1 / The Speakers VP driven insights in addition to a host of expert speakers. You will profit from their vision and take away powerful new strategies and solutions to give fresh impetus to the way you tackle the challenges you face. Here’s what some of your peers have said about the event: Everybody should attend this conference Ioana Grasu, National Sales Manager, Bayer Schering Pharma 2 / The Networking During the 20+ hours of dedicated networking, you’ll rub shoulders with the sharpest minds in sales & marketing; beware sparks will fly! No other event can provide you with 3 days of business focused networking with some of the most influential people in your field I feel more ready for tomorrow Kostas Hamhougias, Regional Sales Manager, Mylan Good information, good opportunity to network and confirm our current direction Neil Hardy, SFE Project Manager, Boehringer Ingelheim 3 / The Topics We have thoroughly researched this area in a bid to uncover the hottest topics specific to people in your position. Senior sales executives from all top 20 pharma including AstraZeneca, Pfizer, and Proctor & Gamble were consulted to ensure you hear the topics that are the most important to you. If you have any additional suggestions for the agenda we can hold a roundtable on the subject. Email cpoole@eyeforpharma.com for more info. 4 / The Case Studies Learn through a proven formulary of sales and marketing examples, with take away best practice techniques. No other event can deliver such knowledgeable insights and answers to key challenges you face. Staying in Barcelona? You’re welcome to take advantage of the special rates we have negotiated with Hotel Rey Juan Carlos for the full length of your extended stay. Email us on info@eyforpharma.com for more info on this. 5 / The Size With over 700 delegates this is the largest Pharmaceutical Sales Conference in the world. Everyone from your colleagues, competitors and clients will be there – this makes SFE Europe a hub of information you simply can’t get anywhere else. 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > Follow me on Twitter: Twitter.com/KateEversole Business Opportunities For Solution Providers > We are dedicated to providing a forum where our attendees can learn about the most advanced and tailored solutions available on the market. > There are a limited number of spaces available for companies with an innovative solution in the areas of Key Account Management, Training & Development, CRM, and Business Excellence. > This event will help build new prospects and strengthen current business relationships. > If you want to meet with senior decision makers from pharmaceutical and biotech companies in Europe, you can do one of the following: Get your question answered at an Interactive Workshop We have created a personal atmosphere for you to discuss your latest challenges and hear case studies that you can take home and apply to your current sales strategies: Register for a solution provider pass Contact Nina on +44 (0) 20 7375 7521 Choose from: 2009: A Sales Force Odyssey? Analyse the impact of the changing commercial model as seen by your customers, and find out: // Which Pharma companies lead the annual ‘customer retention league’ // Where is the new commercial model having the most effect // How your customers really want to be sold to // Where the sales force channel fits in terms of value versus other communication channels The best opportunity to spend time with existing suppliers and look for new ones Mark Woodcock, SFE Manager, Bayer 20+ Hours of Networking Meeting key figures from within the industry in person can be an invaluable experience. Over half of our 2009 delegates stated their main reason for attending was ‘to network’. This agenda is designed to maximise networking time, with the highlight including a networking party on the close of Day One – April 27th. Over 20 hours of applied discussion time will take place over the 3 days. You’ll also have the chance to arrange meetings with other attendees before the event. Catch ‘every’ presentation... It can be difficult to catch every presentation. We will video every presentation so you don’t have to miss a thing. Simply purchase a Platinum or Gold Pass when you register. You’ll be given access to the online video within 10 days of the event. Register now. Mark Sales Head of Global Stakeholder Management, KantarHealth There will be a total of 12 Workshops this year, with content being finely tuned. The details will be made available at www.eyeforpharma.com/sales 01 Video 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now > SFE Europe 2010 EUROPE’S MUST ATTEND PHARMA EVENT 8th ANNUAL 500 Register before December 11th SAVE Researched and organised by 3 Day Conference // 27-29 April Hotel Rey Juan Carlos // Barcelona Meet 600 thought leaders: Breakdown of last year’s attendees SFE Managers / Sales Managers Marketing Managers Product & Brand Managers Heads of Sales / Sales Directors / Customer Directors, Training Directors IT Directors, CRM Managers, eBusiness Directors / Business Intelligence CEOs, Managing Directors & General Managers Commercial & Marketing Directors Not just for SFE directors... it’s relevant for managers and directors from: Marketing IT Training & Development Market Access Market Research CRM Hospital Team Business Unit KAM Commercial Excellence HR Director Country Managers 5 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER +44 (0) 20 7375 7575 +44 (0) 20 7375 7576 register@eyeforpharma.com 7-9 Fashion Street, London, E1 6PX ONLINE www.eyeforpharma.com /sales CALL FAX EMAIL MAIL Very valuable – presentations showed what I will be doing in 5 years Nick Pope, Global Director of Learning and Sales Force Training, Bausch & Lomb Official Media Partner Media Partners PM THE FULL SPECTRUM OF PRODUCT MANAGEMENT 36O Highlights for 2010: 01 Video 650 Senior Executives 50 Thought Leading Speakers 20 Hours Networking Exclusive KAM webinar 02 Summary & Sponsors 03 Welcome note & Speakers 04 Summit at a glance 05 Programme: Keynotes 10 Chairman’s letter 06 Programme: Business Excellence 11 Media Partners & Who should attend 07 Programme: Training & Development 08 Programme: Sales Tools 09 Programme: Key Account Management Register Now >
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