Our Life Sciences Event Planning Expertise

We Are

Life Partners.

Talking life sciences always gives us a bit of nostalgia. Since the birth of MTA over twenty years ago, we've built long-term relationships in this sector. It's even driven the maturation of our organizational structure (we have a Chief Compliance Officer, after all). To put it plainly: life sciences is in our upbringing.

The Mission Event Types Success Stories

Here to Help

Focused on the Mission

Our life sciences clients are, simply, trying to help people. From biotechnology to pharmaceuticals to medical devices to CROs and many others, every day they're working to improve lives.

At MTA, we don't take this lightly. We are proud to join in this mission by executing events that deliver targeted messaging, motivate stakeholders, and result in highly-trained Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) and teams.

delivering the specifics of any event type

Any Meeting, Any Requirement

our event expertise

advisory
boards

product
launches

congress
auxiliary

data safety
monitoring boards

key opinion
leader (kol)

investigator
meetings

leadership
conference

steering
committee

rejuvenation

patient
advocacy

expertise in highly-focused events

covering all therapeutic areas

There are lots of ways events can be specific and nuanced for targeted audiences. We love specifics and nuance.

Allergy

Anesthesia

Central Nervous System CNS

Cardiovascular CV

Dentistry/Oral Surgery

Dermatology

Endocrinology

Gastorenterology

General Surgery

Genitourinary

Gerontology

Hematology

Immunology

Infectious Disease

Musculoskeletal

Oncology

Ophthalmology

Otolaryngology

Pediatric/Neonatal

Pharmacology

Plastic Surgery

Primary Care

Psychiatry

Pulmonary

Rare Diseases

Trauma

Vaccines

Women's Health

custom services developed for life sciences

a degree in event-ology

expense
reimbursement

transparency
reporting

language
support

Simultaneous
Interpretation

Certified
attendance

medical
writing

remote
capture

virtual
backgrounds

emergency
planning

PRE-recording
of content

Data

How We Manage

Security

How We Protect

Compliance

How We Guide

it's all about results

born and raised in life sciences

Products of Nature and nurture

The first versions of our event management products were developed with life sciences companies in mind (they were our first clients!). Through the years we’ve nurtured (enhanced and upgraded, in our parlance) all our web apps to serve other highly-regulated and complex sectors, but they’ve never lost the ability to serve this industry’s unique requirements. After all, it’s in their (genetic) code.

Frequently Asked Questions About Life Sciences Expertise

What industries within life sciences does MTA serve?

MTA works across biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, CROs (contract research organizations), and other life sciences sectors, with expertise spanning nearly every therapeutic area, including oncology, cardiovascular, CNS, immunology, rare diseases, vaccines, and more.

What types of life sciences events does MTA plan?

MTA plans investigator meetings, advisory boards, data safety monitoring boards, KOL (key opinion leader) meetings, product launches, congress auxiliary events, steering committees, leadership conferences, and patient advocacy events.

Does MTA offer specialized services for compliance in regulated industries?

Yes. MTA has a dedicated focus on data management, security, and compliance, given the highly regulated nature of the life sciences industry.

What custom services does MTA offer specifically for life sciences customers?

Custom services include expense reimbursement, transparency reporting, language support and simultaneous interpretation, certified attendance tracking, medical writing, remote capture, virtual backgrounds, emergency planning, and pre-recording of content.

Are MTA's technology products originally designed for life sciences?

Yes. MTA’s event management products (like EPIC and ATTEND) were originally developed with life sciences companies as their first customers, and while the tools have since expanded to serve other regulated industries, they retain the features built to meet life sciences’ unique requirements.