Medical Industry Leadership Institute

2.  Welcome to the Medical Industry Leadership Institute’s Student Association Spring 2009 General Assembly meeting. Thank you all for making time in your day to be here with us. I hope that by the end of this meeting you’ll be convinced that you want to get involved in MILISA or, at the very least, find out more about the organization and what we have to offer. Introductions: Director of MILI is Dr. Stephen Parente, who you’ll be hearing from in just a few minutes Associate Director is Ruth Taylor Program Coordinator and Student Association Advisor is Jessica Haupt. Other Student Association Officers that are here today please stand, we’d like to recognize you as well. My name is Anil Asrani/Stephan Dunning and I’m going be your guide to the MILI Student Association for the next 45 min. This is intended to be an interactive session, so feel free to ask questions throughout the presentation. Welcome to the Medical Industry Leadership Institute’s Student Association Spring 2009 General Assembly meeting. Thank you all for making time in your day to be here with us. I hope that by the end of this meeting you’ll be convinced that you want to get involved in MILISA or, at the very least, find out more about the organization and what we have to offer. Introductions: Director of MILI is Dr. Stephen Parente, who you’ll be hearing from in just a few minutes Associate Director is Ruth Taylor Program Coordinator and Student Association Advisor is Jessica Haupt. Other Student Association Officers that are here today please stand, we’d like to recognize you as well. My name is Anil Asrani/Stephan Dunning and I’m going be your guide to the MILI Student Association for the next 45 min. This is intended to be an interactive session, so feel free to ask questions throughout the presentation.

3. Agenda Introductions A word from the Director of MILI: Dr. Stephen Parente About MILISA What you said – preliminary survey results Prior Events Spring 2009 Plan Other Member Programs & Tools Network of relationships Your Involvement We’ve asked our Director, Stephen Parente, talk for 10-15 min on the MILI goals, courses, industry specialization and MILI’s connection with the student association. I’ll then describe the student organization, our purpose and goals, the organizational relationships and tools we’re developing to meet those goal and benefit our members. I’ll talk briefly about our calendar for this Spring, other plans in development and programs available to members. I’ll then report on the preliminary results to the Survey we sent out a few days ago (and thanks to all of you who responded-you gave us some much needed information). Finally, I’ll present opportunities for getting involved with the organization, either in leadership through elected office or other contributions. Now, I’d like to turn the floor over to Dr. Stephen Parente, Director of MILI who will say a few words. We’ve asked our Director, Stephen Parente, talk for 10-15 min on the MILI goals, courses, industry specialization and MILI’s connection with the student association. I’ll then describe the student organization, our purpose and goals, the organizational relationships and tools we’re developing to meet those goal and benefit our members. I’ll talk briefly about our calendar for this Spring, other plans in development and programs available to members. I’ll then report on the preliminary results to the Survey we sent out a few days ago (and thanks to all of you who responded-you gave us some much needed information). Finally, I’ll present opportunities for getting involved with the organization, either in leadership through elected office or other contributions. Now, I’d like to turn the floor over to Dr. Stephen Parente, Director of MILI who will say a few words.

4. About Us We are a UMN Campus Life program overseen by the Medical Industry Leadership Institute (MILI) currently with members from Carlson FT/PT/Exec MBA & SPH MHA/MBA dual-degree programs Other UMN interdisciplinary medical professional programs

5. University of MN Campus Life Program, not an MBA Student Club Advisor: Jessica Haupt, MILI Program Coordinator Chartered: November 2007 MILISA Organizational Status What’s the difference between the two? Campus Life vs MBA Student Club and what are the pros and cons?What’s the difference between the two? Campus Life vs MBA Student Club and what are the pros and cons?

6. MILISA Vision, Mission & Goals Vision To develop new leaders for success in the global medical industry. Mission To develop and promote a sustainable network of professionals, locally and globally, linked to all facets of the medical industry, with the purpose of creating opportunities for transition to and success in the medical industry. We will accomplish this through interactions with the health care community, alumni and other students, whereby gaining exposure to current and relevant topics in the field. Read Vision and Mission and then say: I want to impress upon you that this is a really exciting time to get involved with this student organization, as our team will be responsible for building this association up from point of inception and on into the future. It’s a truly unique opportunity to have an amazing amount of impact on how this organization will be directed, and how it will evolve. We also want you to be assured of the fact that we want to use your time wisely, efficiently and productively. We all know how much we have going on in our lives already but we want to make room in our lives to really make a profound difference with this organization and we hope you do, too.Read Vision and Mission and then say: I want to impress upon you that this is a really exciting time to get involved with this student organization, as our team will be responsible for building this association up from point of inception and on into the future. It’s a truly unique opportunity to have an amazing amount of impact on how this organization will be directed, and how it will evolve. We also want you to be assured of the fact that we want to use your time wisely, efficiently and productively. We all know how much we have going on in our lives already but we want to make room in our lives to really make a profound difference with this organization and we hope you do, too.

7. MILISA Vision, Mission & Goals Goals Increase exposure of MILISA members to the medical community both at the University & in Industry. Create opportunities for MILISA members to engage medical industry representatives and recruiters. Help prepare MILISA members for medical industry interviews leading to successful transitions post-graduation.

8. MILISA Member Survey Ten questions about member composition, availability and interests To date: 30 respondents 29 graduate students, 1 other 27.6% FTMBA, 65.5% PTMBA, 6.9% Dual-degree

9. MILISA Survey Results

10. MILISA Survey Results

11. Previous Events Fall 2007 Events Dr. Susan Alpert, Medtronic Dr. John Schommer, UMN Pharmacy School Spring 2008 Medical Industry Panel of Carlson Alumni Fall 2008 Michael Berman, Medical Industry Venture Capitalist Healthcare Policy Panel, Participants from MDT, UNH, Consulting, UMN

12. Events & Opportunities Network with industry leaders and other students who share a passion for the business of healthcare Off-campus networking socials LifeScience Alley Annual Conference Members Only Site (Moodle) Interact with and learn from alumni, industry executives and recruiters Speaker Series Panel events Mentorships with MILI affiliated Carlson Alumni Medical Industry recruiter fair and conference Hosted by GBCC

13. Spring 2009 Calendar Lunch Speaker Series (Lunch provided first come/first serve) Every other Wednesday, 12noon-1pm in CSOM 1-127 1/28: Medical Tourism with Anita Messal, COO of OptumHealth 2/11: Medical Industry Regulatory Issues with Ralph Hall, UMN School of Law 2/25: Personalized Medicine with Dr. Andrew Mellin, VP, McKesson 3/11 Lunch Series Topic: TBD 3/25 Lunch Series Topic: TBD 4/8 Lunch Series Topic: TBD 4/22 Lunch Series Topic: TBD 5/6 Lunch Series Topic: TBD

14. Spring 2009 Calendar Tuesday, 3/24: Gerry Timm speaks on Healthcare Innovation, co-sponsored with Ventures Plus Drug Pricing Strategy Panel, date TBD Two MILISA Networking socials (A & B terms), dates TBD In Development Medical Industry Case Competition A-term: MILISA Officer Elections (detail to follow) Office Effective B-term Spring 2009 through A-term Spring 2010

15. MILISA Survey Results

16. Why we need organized leadership Ensure smooth leadership transitions for long-term sustainability Ensure successful event planning & execution To help promote our program and members’ skill-sets to the healthcare business community To develop and maintain sustainable relationships with individuals and organizations sharing our industry focus

18. Ways to contribute Attend Officer meetings Provide event support (marketing, setup/takedown) Develop your own event idea with MILISA support MILI Database of Medical Industry contacts Build your network Contribute content on Moodle Elected Positions President Vice President Internal Relations Vice President External Relations Vice President Finance Vice President Programming Note: Officers must have active status with 6+ credits (possible exceptions for graduate students) Get Involved!MILISA Opportunities

19. President Primary MILISA interface for official University business. Owns and develops vision for MILISA with input from officers, students, and MILI staff/faculty. Sets high-level priorities for and works closely with each VP position and aligns activities with MILISA vision. Serves as lead for MILISA events and meetings. Owns annual maintenance of organizational status with University Anticipated commitment 2-4 hours per week MILISA Position Descriptions

20. Vice President Internal Relations Primary MILISA interface to other University organizations with assistance from MILI staff/faculty. Responsible for constructing and executing communications to MILISA membership (working with other MILISA officers) Manages ambassadors to University colleges and other student organizations. Anticipated commitment 2-4 hours per week MILISA Position Descriptions

21. Vice President External Relations Primary MILISA contact for non-University entities Owns or shares major relationships with non-University groups. Communicates MILISA activities to non-University groups Owns oversight of MILISA interactions with non-University entities (including speaker requests), with assistance from MILI staff/faculty Coordinates resources between internal and external groups. Anticipated commitment 2-4 hours per week MILISA Position Descriptions

22. Vice President Programming Primary contact for MILISA content planning and definition. Owns scheduling and definition of MILISA events, coordinated with appropriate officers and student contributors. Responsible for website updates and content. Works closely with Internal & External Relations VPs to ensure accuracy or communications Anticipated commitment 2-4 hours per week MILISA Position Descriptions

23. Vice President Finance Creates and manages MILISA budget with MILI staff. Works closely with MILISA advisor and MBAA to review available budgets and processes for access to and reimbursement of funds Tracks and submits receipts & completed reimbursement forms related to MILISA events for reimbursement Coordinates with University and non-University groups regarding funding. Maintains archive of MILISA financial transactions Anticipated commitment 1-2 hours per week MILISA Position Descriptions

24. Election Process Friday, February 6 @ 5pm Interested Candidates submit 1 paragraph Position & Leadership Statement (no longer than 1/2 page) stating desired position and what strengths you would bring to the role. Email to milisa@umn.edu and jahaupt@umn.edu Thursday, February 12 Meet candidates at pre-evening class Networking Event Monday, February 16 – Friday, February 20 Online Voting (SurveyMonkey link to be provided) Wednesday, February 25 Election results reported at lunch & via email Spring Break Transition to newly-elected officer team

25. Thanks for your time!Please visit us at www.milisa.org

26. Agenda Introductions Steve speaks about MILI About MILISA Purpose and goals Network of relationships MILI, LSA, Corporate Prior Events Dr. Susan Alpert Michael Berman Healthcare Policy Panel LifeScience Alley Annual Conference Spring 2009 Plan Lunches Networking Socials Gerry Timm, Healthcare Innovation, Co-sponsored with Ventures Plus In Development Medtronic Case Competition Pricing Strategy Panel Other Member Programs & Tools MILI Mentorship Members Only Site (Moodle) Create your own event What you said – Survey results MILISA Involvement We’ve asked our Director, Stephen Parente, talk for 10-15 min on the MILI goals, courses, industry specialization and MILI’s connection with the student association. I’ll then describe the student organization, our purpose and goals, the organizational relationships and tools we’re developing to meet those goal and benefit our members. I’ll talk briefly about our calendar for this Spring, other plans in development and programs available to members. I’ll then report on the preliminary results to the Survey we sent out a few days ago (and thanks to all of you who responded-you gave us some much needed information). Finally, I’ll present opportunities for getting involved with the organization, either in leadership through elected office or other contributions. Now, I’d like to turn the floor over to Dr. Stephen Parente, Director of MILI who will say a few words. We’ve asked our Director, Stephen Parente, talk for 10-15 min on the MILI goals, courses, industry specialization and MILI’s connection with the student association. I’ll then describe the student organization, our purpose and goals, the organizational relationships and tools we’re developing to meet those goal and benefit our members. I’ll talk briefly about our calendar for this Spring, other plans in development and programs available to members. I’ll then report on the preliminary results to the Survey we sent out a few days ago (and thanks to all of you who responded-you gave us some much needed information). Finally, I’ll present opportunities for getting involved with the organization, either in leadership through elected office or other contributions. Now, I’d like to turn the floor over to Dr. Stephen Parente, Director of MILI who will say a few words.