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PSAIiQ-Meetings

A room of senior KOLs doesn’t automatically produce a good advisory board, hierarchy, fragmentation, and quiet junior voices can derail it. PSAIiQ Meetings reads the whole delegate group, dominant personas, tension points, where the gaps are, so the facilitator walks in with a plan, not a guess.

12-delegate advisory board

Scope

Neurology · Psychiatry · Pain Medicine

Delegates

12

Overall Room Tone

Intellectually rigorous and evidence-led with strong academic authority. Expect high engagement on data and low spontaneous consensus on messaging, structured agenda management is essential.

Dominant Persona

Pi-R — Pioneer Researcher. The room is heavily weighted toward academic research leaders who generate evidence and drive scientific discourse.

Tension Point

Therapeutic area fragmentation across three specialties risks diluted advocacy focus. Management: open by aligning on a unifying theme that bridges specialties before splitting into specialty-specific goals.

Illustrative example. Every advisory board read is built individually from that group’s own delegate composition.

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