PMH CORPORATE MEMBERS PROGRAM

Be a Mental Health Thought Leader

ACTIVE CORPORATE MEMBERS

FOUNDING MEMBER FOR PRECISION PSYCHIATRY & THERAPEUTICS

Improving the health and quality of life of humans and animals is the goal of Boehringer Ingelheim. Family-owned since its foundation in 1885, the research-driven pharmaceutical company has a rich pipeline in all phases of development, including mental health. Boehringer Ingelheim and the Stanford Center for Precision Mental Health share a mutual interest in identifying neuroscience-based behavior and imaging markers to guide the development of targeted therapies for major mental illnesses and subtypes for which no satisfactory treatment option exists to date. By advancing new and innovative approaches and technologies to inform treatment development, we share the goal of redefining mental health to enable people to thrive.

Click here to read Bringing Precision to Psychiatry by Dr. Hugh Marston and Dr. Christoph von der Goltz to learn what precision psychiatry entails and how it can enable people living with mental health conditions to thrive.

Bringing Precision to Psychiatry

The Stanford Center for Precision Mental Health's mission is to advance the field of precision mental health through cutting-edge imaging technology, big data, AI, and neuroscience-based measures to develop precision diagnostics and therapeutics.

Recognizing that industry collaborations are pivotal for scaling and commercializing our research to maximize societal impact, the Corporate Members Program aims to nurture relationships between academic and industry stakeholders. This program offers a platform for industry partners to deeply engage with our Center's groundbreaking research.

Industry members provide invaluable insights on real-world applications, fuel innovation, and pathways for amplifying research impact. All membership fees are unrestricted funds used to support the Center's research and associated operations.

What our partners gain:

First-look access to breakthrough research and emerging developments
Direct access to Stanford's leading researchers for strategic collaboration
Early insights into promising spinout ventures and technology transfer opportunities
Networking with thought leaders committed to advancing mental health innovation
Recognition as a Center partner and thought leadership platform in precision mental health

is a leader in the field of precision mental health. The programs use cutting-edge imaging

technology, big data, AI and neuroscience-based measures to advance precision

diagnostics and therapeutics.

For more information, see Stanford University Policies Affecting Industrial Affiliates.

Stanford Faculty:

Dr. Leanne Williams, Faculty Director
Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer, Faculty Member

Dr. Neir Eshel, Associate Director of Translational Neuroscience

Dr. Teddy Akiki, Associate Director of Computational Neuroscience and AI-Driven Clinical Translation

Publications:

Personalized brain circuit scores identify clinically distinct biotypes in depression and anxiety, by Leonardo Tozzi, MD, PhD, Xue Zhang, PhD, Adam Pines, PhD, Alisa M. Olmsted, MD, Emily S. Zhai, Esther T. Anene, Megan Chesnut, Bailey Holt-Gosselin, Sarah Chang, PhD, Patrick C. Stetz, Carolina A. Ramirez, Laura M. Hack, MD, PhD, Mayuresh S. Korgaonkar, PhD, Max Wintermark, MD, Ian H. Gotlib, PhD, Jun Ma, MD, PhD, Leanne M. Williams, PhD

Mental health in the workplace: The coming revolution, by Jeffrey Pfeffer, PhD & Leanne M. Williams, PhD

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

The Stanford Center for Precision Mental Health Corporate Members Program is governed by the Stanford University Policies for Industry Affiliates Programs. The site presentations and all information, data and results arising from such visitation interactions will be shared with all members and the public.

Members are able to join through the following options, with detailed benefits below*:

Affiliate Member Level -

Annual Fee: $25,000**

** Emerging start-ups in their pre-seed or seed funding phases (prior to Series A) qualify for this tier at a rate of $10,000.

The Affiliate Tier provides foundational access to Stanford's cutting-edge research in precision psychiatry, neuroimaging, and AI-driven mental health.

Benefits:

Opportunities to engage with the Center’s faculty, researchers, staff, and affiliates
Invitations to our annual symposium (2 invitations)
Other virtual and in-person events
Recognition on the Center website and printed materials at events
Regular updates on the Center’s research, education, and other programs
Ability to promote company internships or job openings through our network

Core Member -

Annual Fee: $100,000

Building upon the Affiliate Tier, the Core Membership offers deeper integration with our research ecosystem, including direct pathways to sponsored projects and more substantive engagement with our teams.

Benefits:

All Affiliate Member benefits, plus:

Invitations to our annual symposium (5 invitations)
Facilitated Engagement with Center faculty and researchers involved in Center research activities.
Send Visiting Scholar to Stanford according to Visiting Scholar Policy (subject to additional fee)
Opportunity to support a particular area of program research, or the program research of a named faculty member (see Research Tokens)

Distinguished Member -

Annual Fee: $300,000

The Distinguished Member Tier represents the highest level of strategic partnership. It is designed for industry leaders who seek to actively shape the future of precision mental health through deep, sustained collaboration and unparalleled access to our resources.

Benefits:

All Core Member benefits, plus:

Dedicated annual corporate member event with opportunities for interactive sessions on the Center’s leading-edge research program with a focus on corporate membership collaboration outcomes.
Hosted site visits
One Visiting Scholar placement for one week per academic quarter (fees waived)
Opportunity to support a particular area of program research, or the program research of a named faculty member. (see Research Tokens)
Recognition as Distinguished Member in all Center communications

* Can upgrade tier at any time.

* Subject to additional fees per Stanford’s Visiting Scholar Policy

** See Research Tokens

MEMBERSHIP

$300-500K PMH Wallet which can be used towards Research Tokens. Core and Distinguished Members may choose to use Research Tokens to support a particular area of program research. All research results arising from the use of the Research Tokens will be shared with all program members and the general public. Corporate Program members may request the additional funding be used to support a particular area of program research identified on the program’s website, or the program research of a named faculty member, as long as the faculty is identified on the program website as participating in the Corporate Members Program. In either instance, the director of the Corporate Members Program will determine how the additional funding will be used in the program’s research.

RESEARCH TOKENS

If your company is interested in becoming a corporate member, email Hosna Omarzad at precisionmentalhealth@stanford.edu