Tech Industry Luncheon - March 23
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Date and Time
Friday Mar 23, 2018
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
11:30 am - Check-in / Networking
12 pm - Presentation
1 pm - Adjourn
Location
Prestonwood Country Club
15909 Preston Road, Dallas 75248
Fees/Admission
Early registration discount - before Tuesday, March 20:
$40 members
$55 prospective members
Registration Tuesday, March 20 or later, including at the door:
$50 members
$65 prospective members
$400 table of eight (includes acknowledgement from podium)
ONLINE REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Thursday, March 22 at 12 pm
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Contact Information
Andrea Young 972-792-2869
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Tech Industry Luncheon - March 23
Description
AI and the advancement of cancer research
Featuring Gloria Tenofsky, Development Manager, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation - MMRF
Artificial intelligence combined with business analytics have major implications for the next generation of cancer treatment. Advancement in individualized treatment options, acceleration of clinical studies and high-quality data generation is bringing technology to medicine and changing the way cancer research is conducted. Learn how the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation has sequenced the myeloma genome and built a robust data bank that makes it possible for the global research community to work as one. Hear how the use of technology to develop their innovative model of precision medicine is leading the way for other cancer research.
Featuring Gloria Tenofsky, Development Manager, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation - MMRF
Artificial intelligence combined with business analytics have major implications for the next generation of cancer treatment. Advancement in individualized treatment options, acceleration of clinical studies and high-quality data generation is bringing technology to medicine and changing the way cancer research is conducted. Learn how the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation has sequenced the myeloma genome and built a robust data bank that makes it possible for the global research community to work as one. Hear how the use of technology to develop their innovative model of precision medicine is leading the way for other cancer research.
About the speaker:
Gloria Tenofsky has been with the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation for three years, as a member of the development team. She works closely with supporters and patients, sharing the latest information from the MMRF clinical trials, drug approvals, and insights from the MMRF CoMMpass study. She also partners with the marketing team to make sure donors are provided with the latest developments in multiple myeloma, investor impact reports and planned giving newsletters.
Gloria earned a BS from Syracuse University and an MBA from Columbia University. After a long career in marketing/advertising followed by a transition to non-profit, running a local education foundation, Gloria joined the MMRF to make an even bigger impact. "Everything I do is driven by the fact that patients' lives are at stake. To drive treatments to the clinic requires funding. Our CoMMpass study alone is a $50 million investment. I am laser focused on optimizing revenue streams to keep these projects moving forward."
Registration Policy:
Gloria Tenofsky has been with the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation for three years, as a member of the development team. She works closely with supporters and patients, sharing the latest information from the MMRF clinical trials, drug approvals, and insights from the MMRF CoMMpass study. She also partners with the marketing team to make sure donors are provided with the latest developments in multiple myeloma, investor impact reports and planned giving newsletters. Gloria earned a BS from Syracuse University and an MBA from Columbia University. After a long career in marketing/advertising followed by a transition to non-profit, running a local education foundation, Gloria joined the MMRF to make an even bigger impact. "Everything I do is driven by the fact that patients' lives are at stake. To drive treatments to the clinic requires funding. Our CoMMpass study alone is a $50 million investment. I am laser focused on optimizing revenue streams to keep these projects moving forward."
Registration Policy:
Payment is necessary at the time of reservations. Due to catering requirements we must charge for reservations not canceled three days prior to the event. Unclaimed reservations during the event will be relinquished at noon. Walk-in customers will be seated based on space availability.
