Industry Prospectus. International Symposium on Pancreatic Cancer Precision Medicine for Pancreatic Cancer June 2016 Glasgow, UK

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1 Industry Prospectus 9-12 June 2016 Glasgow, UK International Symposium on Pancreatic Cancer 2016 Precision Medicine for Pancreatic Cancer Supported by Cancer Research UK

2 Quick Facts Destination Glasgow, Scotland When 9-12 June 2016 Host Wolfson Wohl Cancer Research Centre, University of Glasgow Theme Precision Medicine for Pancreatic Cancer Number of Delegates 350 Delegate Profile Medical oncologists, pancreas surgeons, imaging radiographers, oncology radiographers, gastro-enterologists, molecular pathologists, pathologists and clinical and basic scientists. Website Key Dates Call for Abstracts July 2015 Registration Opens July 2015 Deadline for early bird exhibition fee 30 November 2015 Deadline for submission of abstracts February 2016 Notification of acceptance of abstracts Early March 2016 Deadline for early registrations End March 2016 Welcome Letter I am delighted to welcome you to participate in the International Symposium on Pancreatic Cancer 2016 which will be hosted by the Wolfson Wohl Cancer Research Centre and held at the University of Glasgow, Scotland on 9-12 June The theme of the conference will be Precision Medicine for Pancreatic Cancer. This conference will provide a common platform for all specialists involved in pancreatic cancer to interact and share the latest information and developments and to promote the highest standards of treatment, education and training, clinical and basic research, disease prevention and patient care at a multi-disciplinary level. The International Symposium on Pancreatic Cancer, Pancreas 2016, will bring together 350 medical oncologists, surgeons, radiographers, gastro-enterologists, molecular pathologists, pathologists and clinical and basic scientists from all over the globe, to explore current knowledge in the treatment of pancreatic cancer. The central theme of Pancreas 2016 is Precision Medicine. Although many view the term precision to relate to molecular medicine, in this context it aims to refer to all aspects of pancreatic cancer. We need to better resolve the clinical and histopathological characteristics of pancreatic cancer so that we can relate these to molecular approaches that are emerging as potential clinical tools. Pancreas 2016 follows on from the successful meetings in Verona in 2014 and Kyoto in 2012 and is a major event in the calendar, providing a unique opportunity for all those working in the diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic cancer to learn of the latest developments in this rapidly changing and expanding field. Glasgow is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, host of the 2014 Commonwealth Games and a past holder of the European City of Culture award, it is widely recognised as being among the world s most exciting cultural capitals. It is a friendly city where people are proud of their heritage and delight in making visitors feel welcome. While Regius Professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow, Joseph Lister advanced the idea of sterile surgery by his use of carbolic acid to sterilise surgical instruments and to clean wounds, which led to a reduction in post-operative infections and made surgery safer for patients. Following his time at Glasgow University, Lister took up a post as Regius Professor of Surgery at Edinburgh University, and the current holder of this position, Professor O James Garden, CBE will take up the Lister theme during his talk at our opening ceremony. We are looking forward to a very successful conference; one which reflects our strategy of mixing science and topical issues with the latest advances in research, technology and clinical care to create an integral event in which the needs of commercial companies as well as delegates are fully met. As well as having an integrated exhibition and sponsored satellite symposia, we will also include industry speakers in key sessions with the aim of improving collaboration, fostering relationships and bringing academic and industry participants together to achieve shared goals. We are asking the pharmaceutical and medical technology industries to participate actively in this prestigious event which will act as a shop window for all that is best in the field of pancreatic cancer, as well as providing a major opportunity for you to promote the interests of your company. We hope you share our enthusiasm for the conference and forward to seeing you in Glasgow in Best wishes Professor Andrew Biankin Conference Chair, Pancreas

3 General Information Venue The International Symposium on Pancreatic Cancer, Pancreas 2016 will take place in the historic Bute Hall at the University of Glasgow, UK. Glasgow is Scotland s largest city and is one of Europe s most exciting destinations, combining the vibrancy and sophistication of a great international city with the warmth of its people and a sense of style which is second to none. The University of Glasgow, recently shortlisted as Scottish University of the Year , dates from the middle of the fifteenth century and today is one of the UK s leading universities with more than 18,000 undergraduates and 7,000 postgraduates, 6,800 staff and an outstanding academic reputation both nationally and internationally. University of Glasgow alumni include the father of economics Adam Smith and renowned physicist and engineer Lord Kelvin. Many of the most significant discoveries and advances in healthcare were made in Scotland including antiseptic surgery; the introduction of chloroform as an anaesthetic; development of the Glasgow Coma Score for neurological assessment of patients with suspected brain injury; discoveries of the first beta-blockers, and the use of statins to prevent heart attack; interfering with ovarian hormone action as a therapy for breast cancer; pioneering the use of Caesarean sections to improve survival rates of both mothers and babies; the demonstration of the link between poverty, poor diet, and ill health; understanding transplant rejection; and the use of X-rays, MRI and ultrasound in medicine. The University also plays an important role in Scotland s cultural life with some of Glasgow s best-known attractions, including the Hunterian Museum (Scotland s oldest public museum and the venue for our Welcome Reception), the Hunterian Art Gallery and the Mackintosh House (the reassembled interiors from the Glasgow home of the renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh) being located at the heart of the University. Glasgow International Airport is only a twenty minute journey by taxi and with 30 airlines serving approximately 100 destinations worldwide, is Scotland s principal long-haul airport. Profile of Attendance Over 350 delegates are expected to attend Pancreas The previous conference in Verona attracted this number and the very strong scientific and educational programme, combined with the attractiveness and accessibility of Glasgow as a destination, leads us to be confident of an excellent attendance at the 2016 Conference. This biennial conference provides an international forum for clinicians, surgeons and other specialists such as medical oncologists, imaging radiographers, oncology radiographers, gastroenterologists, molecular pathologists and clinical scientists involved in the treatment of pancreatic cancer and as the conference has a translational theme we will also be actively encouraging pathologists and basic scientists to attend. The treatment of pancreatic cancer requires close co-operation between specialists from different medical disciplines as well as those involved in research into the disease, so while the majority of delegates will be specialist clinicians and surgeons, the support of an interdisciplinary approach towards research, treatment and care will be one of the key objectives of Pancreas 2016, and the conference will provide a critical mass of delegates to explore developing challenges and areas of debate in pancreatic cancer. The previous conferences in Verona (2014) and Kyoto (2016) were very well-attended with representation across a broad spectrum of the international pancreatic cancer community. Based on the delegate profiles from previous meetings, we expect that approximately 35% of participants will be from the UK, 30% from elsewhere in Europe, 20% from North America, 8% from Australia and New Zealand, with the remaining 7% from the rest of the world. 3

4 Conference Faculty and Confirmed Invited Speakers Andrew Biankin Glasgow, UK Regius Professor of Surgery; Director, Wolfson Wohl Cancer Research Centre, University of Glasgow Claudio Bassi Verona, Italy Professor of Surgery; Chairman, Unit of Surgery B, Pancreas Institute, Verona; President, European-African Hepato- Pancreato-Biliary Association (E-AHPBA) Markus Büchler Heidelberg, Germany Professor of Surgery; Director, Department of Allgemeine, Viszerale und Unfallchirurgie Universität Heidelberg David Cunningham Sutton, Surrey, UK Head, Gastrointestinal Unit, The Royal Marsden; Chair NCRI Upper Gastrointestinal Clinical Studies Group O James Garden Edinburgh, UK Regius Professor of Clinical Surgery, University of Edinburgh; Editor-in-Chief, HPB; Honorary Secretary, James IV Association of Surgeons Sean Grimmond Glasgow, UK Professor of Medical Genomics, University of Glasgow Diane Simeone Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Lazar J. Greenfield Professor of Surgery and Molecular & Integrative Physiology; Chief, Division of Gastrointestinal Surgery, University of Michigan Kyoichi Takaori Kyoto, Japan Department of Surgery, Kyoto University Hospital; Vice Editor-in-Chief, Pancreatology Margaret Tempero San Francisco, California, USA Director, UCSF Pancreas Center; Rombauer Family Distinguished Professorship in Pancreas Cancer Clinical and Translational Science; Professor of Medicine, UCS Department of Medicine; Editor-in-Chief, JNCCN David Tuveson Cold Spring Harbor, New York, USA Director, Lustgarten Foundation Pancreatic Research Laboratory, CSHL; Director of Research, Lustgarten Foundation William Traverso Boise, Idaho, USA Center for Pancreatic Disease St. Luke s Hospital System; Co-Director, The Pancreas Club Manuel Hidalgo Madrid, Spain Head, Gastrointestinal (GI) Cancer Clinical Research Unit and Director, Clinical Research Programme, CNIO Colin Johnson Southampton, UK Professor of Surgical Sciences, University of Southampton Richard Kozarek Seattle, Washington, USA Executive Director, Digestive Disease Institute, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle Steven Leach New York, New York, USA David M. Rubenstein Chair; Director, Rubenstein Center for Pancreatic Cancer Research, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Anirban Maitra Houston, Texas, USA Professor of Pathology and Deputy Division Head for Academic Science, Division of Pathology/Lab Medicine, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center; Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Distinguished University Chair, Pathology Vincent Picozzi Seattle, Washington, USA Director, Pancreas Center of Excellence, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle 4

5 Previous Conference Supporters Platinum Sponsors and Sub-Themes Thursday 9 June Lunchtime Afternoon Evening Registration Opens Satellite Symposia Opening Ceremony Welcome Reception Organisers Dinner Friday 10 June Gold Sponsors Morning Afternoon Evening Exhibition Set-up and Opening Lunchtime Satellite Symposia Poster Session and Reception Satellite Symposia Gala Dinner Silver Sponsors Morning Afternoon Evening Morning Saturday 11 June Lunchtime Satellite Symposia Poster Session and Reception Satellite Symposia Faculty Dinner Sunday 12 June Afternoon Exhibition Closes Closing Ceremony Workshops 5

6 Sponsorship Opportunities The International Symposium on Pancreatic Cancer 2016 will provide sponsors with exposure and access to delegates who have the capacity to influence the selection of products and services within their organisations. The conference also offers the opportunity to demonstrate your support and commitment to the field of pancreatic cancer, while participating in our sponsorship programme will extend your visibility beyond the exhibition hall to get maximum exposure at the conference. In order to ensure that your company achieves its objectives by taking part in Pancreas 2016, a wide range of sponsorship opportunities is available. It is understood, however, that the packages detailed below may not necessarily meet each company s individual requirements, so other sponsorship opportunities to complement specific marketing objectives can be considered. Please contact the organisers to discuss tailor-made packages. Benefits and Acknowledgements It is the express intention of the Local Organising Committee to ensure that participating companies receive the highest recognition in return for their generous support. General benefits will include the following: Company name and logo on sponsored item(s) Acknowledgement in promotional materials Acknowledgement on the conference website Editorial entry in the final programme Acknowledgement in final programme against sponsored item with own branding Company name and logo on sponsors acknowledgement boards, which will be prominently displayed throughout the conference venue Sponsor Advantage Chart Benefit Platinum Gold Silver Bronze 37,500 27,500 19,500 7,500 Exclusive symposium 4 Parallel lunchtime symposium 4 Parallel early evening symposium 4 From the shopping list, items to the value of 15,000 10,000 7,500 5,000 Complimentary exhibition space Premium site Standard site Standard site Standard site Additional exhibition space 30% discount 20% discount 15% discount 10% discount Complimentary full delegate registrations Advance mailing to delegate list Logo link on conference website to own site Acknowledgement in conference literature Company name and logo on sponsor acknowledgement boards around the venue Use of Pancreas 2016 logo Invitation to the Speakers Dinner 2 4 Insert in delegate briefcase Final Programme - advertising Full Page Full page ½ page ½ page Final Programme - editorial 75 words 75 words 75 words 75 words Final Programme - logo

7 Platinum Sponsorship (1 only) 37,500 Silver Sponsorship (4 only) 19,500 Exclusive 60-minute satellite slot in Bute Hall (capacity 350) Opportunity to have a speaker included in a key conference session Choice of sponsored items from the shopping list to the value of 15,000 Complimentary exhibition stand in a premium site - priority choice of location 30% discount on additional exhibition space Four free registrations for company personnel or guests Two advance mailings to delegate list Logo link on the conference website with link to own site Full-page colour advertisement in final programme, (outside back cover) Acknowledgement as principal sponsor in all conference literature Two invitations to the Speakers Dinner Insert in the delegate briefcase Final programme editorial with logo Parallel 60-minute early evening satellite slot in Bute Hall (capacity 350) or Kelvin Gallery (capacity 240) Choice of sponsored items from the shopping list up to the value of 7,500 Complimentary exhibition stand in a standard site - priority choice of location 15% discount on additional exhibition space Two free registrations for company personnel or guests Advance mailing to delegate list Logo link on the conference website with link to own site Half-page colour advertisement in final programme Acknowledgement as silver sponsor in all conference literature Use of conference logo in promotional material Insert in delegate briefcase Final programme editorial with logo Gold Sponsorship (4 only) 27,500 Parallel 60-minute lunchtime satellite slot in Bute Hall (capacity 350) or Kelvin Gallery (capacity 240) Opportunity to have a speaker included in a key conference session Choice of sponsored items from the shopping list to the value of 10,000 Complimentary exhibition stand in a premium site - priority choice of location 20% discount on additional exhibition space Three free registrations for company personnel or guests Advance mailing to delegate list Logo link on the conference website with link to own site Full-page colour advertisement in final programme Acknowledgement as gold sponsor in all conference literature Use of conference logo in promotional material Invitation to the Speakers Dinner Insert in delegate briefcase Final programme editorial with logo Bronze Sponsorship 7,500 Choice of sponsored items from the shopping list, to the value of 5,000 Complimentary exhibition stand in a standard site - priority choice of location 10% discount on additional exhibition space Free registration for company person or guest Advance mailing to delegate list Logo link on the conference website with link to own site Acknowledgement as bronze sponsor in all conference literature Acknowledgement with logo link on conference website Half-page colour advertisement in final programme Use of conference logo in promotional material Insert in delegate briefcase Final programme editorial with logo All prices exclude VAT at the prevailing rate. 7

8 Sponsorship Items Educational Items Exclusive Satellite Symposium (included in the Platinum sponsorship package) Included Platinum sponsors will have the opportunity to host an exclusive satellite symposium on Thursday 9, Friday 10 or Saturday 11 June. These sessions are organised by the sponsoring company and will form part of the official scientific programme. Symposia will be of 60 minutes duration and there will be no other conflicting events at this time. The Pancreas 2016 organisers will send an advance mailing to all registered delegates with your session information and the sponsoring company may distribute invitations, programmes or proceedings during their allocated session slot. Session details will be published in the final programme and on the conference website, you will have use of the Pancreas 2016 logo for your own advertising and a prominent poster site on the day of the session. Price includes room rental within the venue for the duration of the session and standard technical equipment. Price does not include catering, expenses for travel, accommodation and registration for speakers and chairperson(s). Parallel Lunchtime Satellite Symposia Included (included in the Gold sponsorship package) Gold sponsors will have the opportunity to host a parallel satellite symposium on Thursday 9, Friday 10 or Saturday 11 June. These sessions are organised by the sponsoring company and will form part of the official scientific programme. Lunchtime symposia will be of 60 minutes duration and a maximum of one other satellite will run in parallel. The Pancreas 2016 organisers will send an advance mailing to all registered delegates with your session information and the sponsoring company may distribute invitations, programmes or proceedings during their allocated session slot. Session details will be published in the final programme and on the conference website, you will have use of the Pancreas 2016 logo for your own advertising and a prominent poster site on the day of the session. Price includes room rental within the venue for the duration of the session and standard technical equipment. Price does not include catering, expenses for travel, accommodation and registration for speakers and chairperson(s). Early Evening Satellite Symposia Included (included in the Silver sponsorship package) Silver sponsors will have the opportunity to host a satellite symposium from hours on Friday 10 or Saturday 11 June. These sessions are organised by the sponsoring company and will form part of the official scientific programme. Early evening symposia will be of 60 minutes duration and a maximum of one other satellite will run in parallel. The Pancreas 2016 organisers will send an advance mailing to all registered delegates with your session information and the sponsoring company may distribute invitations, programmes or proceedings during their allocated session slot. Session details will be published in the final programme and on the conference web-site, you will have use of the Pancreas 2016 logo for your own advertising and a prominent poster site on the day of the session. Price includes room rental within the venue for the duration of the session and standard technical equipment. Price does not include catering and expenses for travel, accommodation and registration for speakers and chairperson(s). Poster Sessions 7,500 There will be a designated area within the exhibition hall for the display of scientific posters. The poster platform is a major feature of the conference and will be a crucial networking and learning opportunity for the participants. As a sponsor you will be aligning your company with new scientific research and will benefit from strong branding to a captive and engaged audience. The sponsor s logo will appear at the entrance to the poster area and an acknowledgement of the sponsor (no logo for compliance reasons) will appear on the instructions to poster presenters. Poster sessions/ receptions will take place each day after the official programme has ended and the sponsor will have the opportunity to provide branded cups, napkins etc. Audio Visual Equipment and Speaker Check-in area 5,000 An acknowledgement of the sponsoring company will appear on a holding slide in all session halls at the beginning and end of each session and during breaks. An acknowledgement of your support of the AV provision will appear on the regular programme updates which are ed to registered delegates and on the speaker instructions which are both on-line and distributed on-site. The sponsoring company s logo will also appear on a banner outside the speaker check-in area. USB Book of Abstracts 7,500 Will be distributed to each delegate on arrival and will contain abstracts of all the scientific oral and poster presentations in searchable form. This is an important reference tool for delegates to use following the conference. As sole sponsor your logo will be printed on the USB memory stick. 8

9 Sponsorship * of a Plenary Session 2,500 Subject to the agreement of the Chair and the speaker(s), all of the plenary sessions are available for sponsorship. While the sponsoring company will have no input into the content of the session, they will be acknowledged as supporters by having their company name displayed at the beginning and end of the lecture and on poster sites outside the room, plus all of the general benefits and acknowledgements afforded to sponsors. * by means of an unrestricted educational grant Best Poster Prizes 2,500 Prizes will be offered for the best poster presentation by trainee and postdoctoral delegates. The sponsor s name will be included and there will be the opportunity to provide a plaque or certificate. Promotional Items Conference Bag 7,500 or 5,000 plus supply of bags The sponsor s logo and branding will be printed on the delegate bags which should include the Pancreas 2016 logo. Please note that if provided by the sponsor, it will be the company s responsibility to pay the relevant tax, shipping and any other charges. Delegate Badge Lanyards 6,000 (supplied by sponsor) Sponsors will have the opportunity to provide lanyards displaying their name and logo which will be distributed to delegates with their name badges. Pads and Pens 4,000 (supplied by sponsor) Distributed in the delegate bag, this is a unique opportunity to highlight your name and logo on two items which will see continuous use throughout the conference. Shipping costs must be met by sponsor. Online Registration and Delegate Joining Instructions 5,000 All delegates will visit the registration section of our website to register on-line for the meeting. The sponsor s name and logo will be prominently displayed on these pages, and their logo will also appear on the confirmation which is sent to the delegate. Joining Instructions are distributed electronically to delegates on registration, and again two weeks prior to the conference and will provide them with useful information to help with their journey to, and arrival in Glasgow. The sponsoring company s logo will appear prominently at the top of the joining instructions , together with a link to your own site. Final Programme Advertising 1,250/ 750 The Final Programme will be distributed on-site to all registered participants, and will include conference information such as the definitive scientific programme, details of social events and other useful information. The sponsorship packages include advertising in this document; other interested parties may purchase advertising space at a cost of 1,250 per inside page, full colour and 750 per half page, full colour. You must be an exhibitor to purchase advertising in the Final Programme. Pocket Programme 3,000 The Pocket Programme will be distributed to all delegates on site and will contain a handy overview of the conference. The sponsor s logo will appear on the back cover. Delegate Bag Insert (flier) 1,000 Sponsorship packages include a delegate bag insert. Other companies may provide a single page insert maximum size A4, which will be inserted into the delegate bag by the organisers. You must be an exhibitor to have a delegate bag insert. Delegate Bag Insert (gift) 1,500 Sponsoring companies can provide objects which may enhance the delegates conference experience. It is the sponsor s responsibility to comply with national legislation regarding delegate gifts. You must be an exhibitor to insert an item into the delegate bag, and the item must be pre-approved by the Organisers. On-site Items Wireless Network Provision 7,500 Delegates wishing to access the internet via their own laptop may do so by using the conference wi-fi. An initial branded splash screen will bear the sponsor s logo and will ask for a password (which may be a company or product name and an access code). The password and/or access code can be changed each day and delegates can collect notification of the code from the sponsor s exhibition stand. On accessing the internet, the default home page can be the sponsor s company or product page. 9

10 Signposting 3,500 There will be conference signage around the venue, and the opportunity exists for a sponsor to support this service and have their company logo on all directional signs. Catering 3,000 Catering points will be located within the exhibition area for the duration of the conference. Sponsors will have their logo displayed at the catering points for one day (two coffee breaks, mid-morning and afternoon, plus lunch). There will also be the opportunity to provide additional branded items, overprinted napkins, cups, bottled water, etc. Branded Water Stations 3,000 Water stations for delegates use will be positioned around the venue and this provides another way of getting your branding seen and recognised by all conference participants. The sponsor will be acknowledged at each water station and will be given the opportunity to provide branded cups. Additional Sponsorship Items Webcasting of Price on Selected Scientific Sessions application This is an excellent way of reaching a far larger audience and achieving longevity for Pancreas 2016 as sessions can be viewed online afterwards. As sponsor of the webcast you will receive strong brand visibility and recognition to a bigger audience and will be associated with the latest scientific research and high profile speakers. The webcast will feature selected scientific sessions and will include many innovative features such as complete audio-synchronised animated slides, PowerPoint animation effects, integration of the speaker at the podium when addressing the audience, and reproduction of laser pointer movements. Downloadable video podcasts are enhanced for offline viewing on itunes, ipod, iphone, ipad and more. The webcast will be presented on the conference website (with the option to have a link from the sponsor s website). The sponsor s logo will appear on the webcast welcome page and they will be acknowledged on the webcast screen as supported by. Funding and Educational/Travel Grants The Organising Committee welcomes any additional funding or educational grants which will enhance the quality of Pancreas If your company would like to assist the conference by offering this type of support, please contact industry@pancreas2016.org 10

11 Exhibition Information Location A commercial exhibition will be held in conjunction with the conference and will be open from Thursday 9 until Sunday 12 June inclusive. The exhibition, scientific poster sessions and catering will all be located within Hunter Halls; this will form the hub of the conference and will provide an excellent opportunity for delegates to interact with industry partners and to familiarise themselves with the latest advances in technology and therapeutics. Our delegates increasingly welcome the opportunity to tap into the expertise provided by exhibitors to answer questions and provide hands-on product demonstrations in this rapidly changing field. Networking Opportunities within the Exhibition Welcome Reception Tea and coffee breaks Lunch each day Exhibition Scientific Poster Sessions Stand fees are as follows - For bookings made For bookings taken on or before 1 December November 2015 onwards Standard booth 2,500 3,000 Premium booth 3,000 3,500 Multiple stand spaces are available, and, subject to the organisers approval, stands may be constructed by the exhibitor s own contractor. The stand fee is inclusive of the following exhibitor services on-site: 6ft table, 2 chairs and 13 amp socket Wi-fi access 2 stand personnel badges Complimentary tea, coffee and lunch for company personnel Welcome Reception attendance Technical Manual A technical manual giving further general and technical information, advice and full details about the exhibition, venue, organisers and ancillary services available to exhibitors will be circulated in February Set up times and other general information will be available on our website Provisional Exhibition Hours Thursday 9 June 13:00-17:30 Exhibition Set Up Thursday 9 June 18:00-20:00 Exhibition Open Friday 10 June 10:00-18:00 Exhibition Open Saturday 11 June 10:00-18:00 Exhibition Open Sunday 12 June 10:00-14:00 Exhibition Open Sunday 12 June 14:00-16:00 Exhibition Breakdown Application Form and Terms of Exhibiting To secure your commitment, please complete an application form and return to the address below. Terms of Payment A deposit of 60% would be required on signing and the remaining 40% payable in January Payment will be invoiced in GBP. VAT All prices quoted are exempt of VAT. Compliance Please note that, where applicable, it is the sponsor/exhibitor s responsibility to comply with the local authority s regulations code of practice on the promotion of medical technology and medicines - Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry ( uk) and EUCOMED ( The Conference will apply for EUCOMED approval and be EFPIA (European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations) rated once our programme has been further developed. Contact Us For further details and assistance, please contact: Alison Shamwana Pancreas 2016 Industry Liaison and Sales Telephone: +44 (0) industry@pancreas2016.org Website 11

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