Services

Whatactuallylandsonyourdesk.

Three dossiers, written the way a scope of work should read: deliverables, formats, turnaround, and the parts we refuse to take on.

Advisory boardsManuscriptsSatellite symposiaAbstracts & postersDelegate managementMed-ed modulesHonoraria trailsMeeting reports

Capability dossiers

Readitlikeascope,notabrochure

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Scientific events

Rooms where clinicians argue about data — and leave with a record of it.

Lead time
6–10 weeks from brief to room
Scale
8 to 400 attendees

You receive

  • 01Scientific agenda with named discussion objectivesEach session carries the question it must answer and the minutes allotted to it, so discussion is timed against outcomes rather than slides.
  • 02Faculty shortlist, invitations, contracting and honoraria trailCandidates are proposed with publication history and conflict declarations attached; contracts, fair-market-value rates and payments are logged as they happen.
  • 03Pre-read pack circulated a week ahead, not the night beforeData summaries, prior-meeting outputs and the discussion guide go out early enough that faculty arrive with positions already formed.
  • 04Verbatim-backed meeting report inside five working daysA structured report tied to the agenda: what was said, where the room disagreed, what was agreed, and the actions with owners against them.

Advisory boards · Expert panels · Roundtables · Speaker programmes · Webinars · Hybrid sessions

MW

Medical writing

Drafts that survive a reviewer who reads the methods first.

Lead time
Abstract in 5 days · manuscript in 4–6 weeks
Scale
Single asset or a full publication plan

You receive

  • 01Outline and data story signed off before prose beginsKey message, figure plan and target journal agreed in a single document, so the first full draft is an execution step rather than a negotiation.
  • 02Fully referenced draft with a source-checked citation logEvery claim is traced to a primary source and recorded in a log your reviewers can audit line by line without re-reading the literature.
  • 03Two structured revision rounds with tracked rationaleComments are consolidated across reviewers, conflicts flagged for a decision, and each accepted or declined change carries a written reason.
  • 04Journal or congress submission pack, formatted to house styleCover letter, author forms, disclosures, figures at required resolution and a formatting pass against the target's own instructions.

Manuscripts · Abstracts · Posters · Slide decks · Meeting reports · Med-ed modules

CG

Congress delivery

The unglamorous half of a congress, run so nobody notices it.

Lead time
Onboarding up to 12 weeks out; rescues taken later
Scale
Delegations of 5 to 250

You receive

  • 01Delegate list, registration desk and badge logic that holds at peakRegistration categories, session access rights and on-site printing are tested before day one, so the queue at 08:30 moves instead of stalling.
  • 02Travel, visa and accommodation grid with one owner per travellerFlights, invitation letters, hotel blocks and transfers sit in one tracker, with a named contact reachable through the whole trip.
  • 03Booth, symposium and speaker run sheets timed to the minuteLoad-in, rehearsals, AV checks and hand-offs are written as a timed sheet the on-ground team runs from, not improvised in the hall.
  • 04Spend reconciliation against the approved budget line by lineEvery invoice is matched to a budget line and a purpose, leaving a transfer-of-value record that survives an internal audit.

National congresses · International societies · Satellite symposia · Booth programmes

When teams call

Three phone calls we take most weeks

  1. 01Trigger

    The date is fixed and the content isn't

    A slot is locked at a congress, the faculty are provisional and the deck does not exist yet.

  2. 02Trigger

    The writer left mid-programme

    A half-finished manuscript, an inherited reference list, and a submission window closing.

  3. 03Trigger

    Compliance sent it back

    Documentation that cannot be reconstructed after the fact — so it has to be rebuilt properly.

Boundaries

Whatwewillnottakeon

Saying this early is cheaper for everyone than discovering it at the review stage.

  • Promotional copy or sales messaging dressed as science
  • Ghost authorship, or any credit that isn't earned
  • Guaranteed publication in a named journal
  • Faculty selected for reach rather than expertise

Send the deliverable you need and the date it is due — you'll get a scope back, not a capability deck.

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