Three people convene AIforPharma. They are the team behind PharmaOS, and they were already having the conversations the consortium is built around.
Saurabh Moody
He has spent the conversations the consortium is built around having, already.
Saurabh founded PharmaOS and convenes AIforPharma. [Placeholder bio — replace with the real two or three sentences. Keep it specific: what he has built, the rooms he has been in, the problem he keeps running into that the consortium exists to solve.]
[A second paragraph if useful: background, the through-line from his work to why pharma and AI sitting in separate rooms is the problem worth his time.]
[Founder's note — placeholder. This is the longer, signed passage: why he is convening this, what he has seen go wrong, and the room he is trying to build. Written in the first person. A few short paragraphs. The voice is plainspoken and declarative, the same register as the essays.]
[A closing line that earns the signature.]
Aryan
He ships the systems the room argues about, not the slideware.
Aryan leads engineering. [Placeholder bio — replace. What he builds, what he has shipped into production, the part of the AI-in-pharma stack he is closest to: data reconciliation, retrieval, evals, the unglamorous 80% that decides whether a pilot reaches production.]
Ritwik
He reads the org chart the way the people running it do.
Ritwik leads strategy. [Placeholder bio — replace. How he thinks about the commercial pharma operating model, the field-force and data layers, and how the consortium's agenda gets shaped by what the room is actually arguing about.]
The room is who is in it. Be in it.