Fundraising
Connect the scientific rationale and available evidence to the next development milestone and the work financing would support.
Biotech leadership
Help investors and partners understand why your program deserves a closer look.
Build an investor and partner communication program around your treatment’s differentiation, supporting evidence and next development milestone. We develop the scientific narrative, video, interactive resource, and scientific report and literature review with two publication-quality figures so your team has a consistent explanation for introductions, meetings and diligence.
Watch the RAS example ↗Give the science a clear place in the investment or partnering case.
Define the questions investors and partners need answered, then connect the mechanism and evidence to the development plan. Give them a concise introduction before the meeting, an interactive resource for diligence and figures for the deck. This is a communication program with its own business brief, separate from patient or physician education.
Partnering
Help potential partners assess the mechanism, differentiation and open questions before a deeper diligence discussion.
After the meeting
Give recipients a clear resource they can revisit and share with colleagues evaluating the program.
The program materials
A scientific video, interactive website, and scientific report and literature review.
A typical program combines these outputs with an audience-needs brief, objectives, a sourced script and storyboard, and agreed scientific review. The video is roughly 3 minutes. The report includes a focused literature review of the mechanism, clinical evidence and open questions, with two publication-quality figures. Audience-specific versions and a simple evaluation component are agreed in the scope.
Watch the scientific film ↗01 · Scientific videoIntroduce the treatment before the conversation
Introduce the clinical problem, mechanism and supporting evidence before an investor or partnering meeting.
Try the T-DM1 interactive example ↗02 · Interactive websiteGive people a resource to return to
Give recipients a resource to explore the science and sources at their own pace after the meeting.
Understand the evidence and reuse the figures
Receive a focused, referenced scientific report and literature review covering the mechanism, clinical findings and open questions, including two publication-quality figures. Reuse those figures in decks and educational resources, with captions, references and editable SVG, vector PDF and PNG exports. The examples above show the figure format, not a complete report.
Independent educational demonstrations, not commissioned client work or manufacturer endorsements. Existing example lengths vary. Program scope and responsibilities are agreed before production.
Scientific review
Show what is known and what the next milestone would establish.
We agree on the audience, communication objectives and evidence with your team, then review the narrative and visuals with your designated experts. The brief separates hypotheses, laboratory findings and clinical results. Your team provides the development plan and milestone context, including the questions the next study would answer.
From the business brief to a reviewed communication program
- Define the audience and objectives
Agree on the questions to answer, evidence, intended use, deadline and program scope.
- Plan, review and build
Develop the sourced script and storyboard with your designated reviewers, then produce the film, website, scientific report and literature review with two figures.
- Deliver and assess
Adapt the materials for agreed meeting and diligence uses. Scope audience feedback or engagement reporting where useful.
Investor introductions, fundraising execution and external distribution are separate from content development.
Scope a communication program for your next milestone
Tell us about the treatment, investor or partner audience and financing or meeting timeline. We will scope the scientific narrative, formats and review process around the questions they need answered.
Discuss your communication needs ↗James Baker · Founder · james@cellularstories.com