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Women In Bio E-Newsletter - June 7, 2018

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NATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

BIO International Convention 2018 in Boston, Massachusetts BIO International Convention is back in Boston, June 4-7, 2018, to celebrate history-making innovation. Join the global biotech community to discover the next generation of cutting-edge products, therapies, and cures…and how we are making history every day.

• Join 16,000 Global Business Development Leaders from 5,000 Companies

• Be a Part of 41,000+ BIO One-on-One Partnering™ Meetings in just 3.5 Days

• Attend 18+ Session Tracks, 250 Company Presentations and Start-Up Pitches

• Network with 1,800+ Exhibitors, Specialty Pavilions and Zones—plus top CRO’s and CMO’s

Learn more at BIO 2018 now.

"The Many Hats of Women In Bio" - A Podcast from BIO International Convention 2018 We welcome you to listen to the podcast interview from BIO 2018 with Genome blogger, Mike Spear. Join us for this enlightening interview that features the great attributes WIB has to offer. Special appearances include:

• Cassidy Cantin, President of Women In Bio

• Rachel Kopper, President-Elect of Women In Bio

• Lily Wound, National Chair of Young Women In Bio

Emergent BioSolutions Emergent BioSolutions is a global life sciences company seeking to protect and enhance life by focusing on providing specialty products for civilian and military populations that address accidental, intentional, and naturally occurring public health threats. Through our work, we envision protecting and enhancing 50 million lives with our products by 2025. Additional information about the company may be found at www.emergentbiosolutions.com Follow us on Twitter @emergentbiosolu and Instagram @life_at_emergent.

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CHAPTER NEWS & EVENTS

Upcoming Events • WIB-Greater Montreal Presents: "Disruptive Technologies in the Life Sciences and

Healthcare," June 12, 2018 • WIB-Metro New York and Women of Watson Health Present: "Digital Transformation in the

Life Sciences," June 12, 2018 • WIB-Southern California Hosts: "A Fireside Chat," June 12, 2018 • WIB-Pittsburgh: "Science in Industry: A Discussion on Industry Research and Tour of

Cook MyoSite," June 12, 2018 • WIB-Atlanta: "How much do you know about personal finance management?," June 19,

2018 • WIB-Capital Region Hosts Baltimore Mixer, June 19, 2018 • WIB-San Francisco Presents: "Partnering Devices and Diagnostics with Pharma," June 19,

2018 • WIB-Southern California Presents: “The Science of Brewing at Ballast Point,” June 19,

2018 • WIB-Seattle Presents: "Make the Shift: Career Transitions," June 21, 2018

• WIB-Boston: “Leveraging Relationships: Managing your Professional and Personal Relationships," June 27, 2018

• WIB-Chicago Presents: “Boost Your Success with Better Negotiations Skills,” June 28, 2018

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Atlanta | Capital Region | Chicago | Greater Boston | Greater Montreal | Metro New York

Philadelphia | Pittsburgh | RTP | San Francisco | Seattle | Southern California | Texas

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WIB-Atlanta: "How much do you know about personal finance management?" So, you think you know all about money management? Li Ding, once a Medical Physicist now a Senior Independent Financial Advisor, will speak on the importance of personal finance management for women in STEM. WIB-Atlanta Presents CDC Museum Tour & Reception, “Ebola: People, Public Health and Political Will” WIB-Atlanta Chapter organized a fantastic trip to CDC museum on May 24, 2018. Hearty thanks to event partners, Georgia Bio, IP Practitioners and Professionals of Atlanta (IP3), and the Georgia Global Health Alliance for a tour of the CDC Museum and a networking reception. There were around 50 people who attended this event - what a great turn out! Scott Frank (AT&T and IP3) and Rebecca Burns from Arbor Pharma were introduced over yummy Hors d’oevers and drinks in the reception. Judy Gantt, Director of the CDC Museum, and the museum curator, were also introduced. Brian Harcourt added to the show and made this tour most interesting. Brian was deployed during the Ebola response and he talked about his experiences during the entire tour. Thanks to our WIB-Atlanta Program Committee Co-Chair, Katie Bowden (PhD Biologist at CDC) for all her initiatives to make this event possible. It was indeed possible to see how CDC scientists merge old-fashioned detective work

with cutting-edge science to crack the cases of mystery diseases. We were able to experience this story first hand.

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WIB-Capital Region Hosts Baltimore Mixer It's been a wonderful spring for Women In Bio in Baltimore. Local organizers have put on amazing morning meet-ups featuring outstanding women scientists-entrepreneurs and business leaders. Let's cap off this "season" with a Capital Region chapter-wide event. At this evening mixer, we'll get to know each other more and meet new people in the bio scene in Baltimore and beyond. We're excited to feature a new location for this event in thanks to our sponsor, Personal Genome Diagnostics (PGDx). Personal Genome Diagnostics was founded in 2010 to help bring novel diagnostic approaches to patients with cancer. This Baltimore-based company has seen much success and continues to grow. We've been lucky to have PDGx personnel share their stories and expertise with our Women In Bio Baltimore community, and we're excited to have them as a sponsor for this Chapter-wide event.

WIB-Capital Region Facebook Group Stay up-to-date with all the events at WIB-Capital Region. Please join our new Capital Region Facebook group. The link is https://m.facebook.com/groups/1904793249842010?ref=bookmarks

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Calling all golfers! Support WIB and Cures Within Reach with "Longest Day of Golf" WIB-Chicago is thrilled to be partnering with Cures Within Reach for the Longest Day of Golf on June 11, 2018. Join us for a golf tournament, unlike any other. Each year, 24-40 players golf from dawn til dusk raising money to fund a repurposing clinical trial. In support of this amazing effort, Cures Within Reach secures a private course, and provides players with refreshments, carts, prizes, and encouragement. This year, golfers can participate on behalf of WIB-Chicago and raise money for both organizations! Registered players contribute or raise a minimum of $1,000. We are happy to help you reach your fundraising minimum by creating your personal donation web page & providing you with example emails, informative PDFs, social media posts. On the day itself, players enjoy open play at Ravina Green in Riverwoods, IL from dawn til dusk. Don't miss this opportunity to support WIB-Chicago and cancer research. To register to play on behalf of WIB-Chicago, contact Nancy Reid at [email protected]. For more information, visit http://www.cureswithinreach.org/event-calendar/ldog2018. Spin for WIB-Chicago and support the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association

Join us at Daley Plaza on June 13, 2018 at 3:30 p.m. and help us ignite a health revolution in our community that will create awareness for stroke and heart disease. CycleNation is spearheading a variety of high-energy stationary cycling events to raise funds for the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. RUSH has five bikes reserved and would like Women In Bio Chicago be represented. This LIVE event includes live music, after party, and more!! Email [email protected] if you're interested in representing WIB-Chicago for this fun Ride/Spin event. 8th Annual Diversity, Inclusion, & Health Equity Symposium

The 8th annual Diversity, Inclusion, & Health Equity Symposium is a leading annual, collaborative event focusing on health equity and health disparities in the U.S. The symposium brings together leading healthcare professionals, executives, physicians, patient groups, patients, researchers, academics, clinical trial professionals, and diversity and inclusion advocates to discuss health equity in the life sciences and the health sectors. The symposium focuses on the latest trends, challenges, opportunities in both the marketplace and workplace, with a specific focus on how to best serve an increasingly diverse patient base. We also aim to address the broader health disparity challenges in the U.S., and the symposium equips attendees with the latest insights and ideas. Attendees will learn practical solutions, share perspectives, and meet new industry and marketplace colleagues.

WIB-Chicago Presents: “Boost Your Success with Better Negotiations Skills” Negotiation is an essential skill used throughout the day, whether you’re advocating for your client, working with colleagues, managing family conflicts, or working through the next big deal for your business. This seminar will teach important negotiation techniques that you can incorporate into your daily life to make you a stronger, more confident, and ultimately more successful negotiator. The session will begin with a panel discussion followed by a real-world negotiations simulation led by a facilitator, testing the audiences newly learned skills. Beginners and those with extensive negotiations experience will benefit from this great program!

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WIB-Boston: “Leveraging Relationships: Managing your Professional and Personal Relationships" Interested in learning how strategically use your professional network for success? Join WIB-Greater Boston for, “Leveraging Relationships: Managing your professional and personal relationships for optimal career advancement,” with guest speaker Nancy Lurker, President and CEO of EyePoint Pharmaceuticals, on Wednesday, June 27, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. The event is a part of our Leadership Ready Program, a seminar series focused on career development and leadership topics, but is open to all, including members and non-members. The Leadership Ready Program provides an opportunity to address gender diversity and implement actual steps to effect change. Women who attend a designated number of sessions and have enrolled in our mentoring (MAPS) program earn a “Leadership Ready” certification from WIB.

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WIB-Greater Montreal: "Technologies perturbatrices dans les sciences de la vie"

Avec la progression à un rythme record des technologies, nous subissons un changement radical dans notre façon de mener les affaires, non seulement dans les sciences de la vie, mais également dans tous les secteurs d'activité. Les technologies émergentes telles que les chaines de bloc ("blockchain"), l'intelligence artificielle (IA) et l'apprentissage profond ("deep learning") sont en passe de révolutionner la collecte et l'interprétation des données, les systèmes de soins de santé et le développement de produits. En juin 2018 à Institut NÉOMED, la section régionale Femmes en Bio du Grand Montréal organisera une conférence d'une demi-journée réunissant des experts et des innovateurs pour discuter des défis ainsi que des opportunités offertes par ces nouvelles technologies. Les experts présenteront l'évolution des technologies perturbatrices dans les sciences de la vie et de la santé et fourniront des explications plus approfondies sur les chaines de bloc et l'intelligence artificielle. Des tables rondes permettront d'évaluer les applications de ces technologies dans le secteur et les opportunités et les défis qu'elles présentent. La séance finale se penchera sur la mise en œuvre des technologies perturbatrices dans le système de santé québécois. Le panel de conférenciers et d'intervenants comprendra des experts en chaines de bloc, intelligence artificielle, apprentissage profond et éthique, des entrepreneurs du secteur de l'intelligence artificielle et des professionnels du développement de produits. Cette conférence vise tout particulièrement les personnes impliquées dans le développement de produits, la recherche clinique et fondamentale, l'industrie pharmaceutique et la finance. WIB-Greater Montreal Presents: "Disruptive Technologies in the Life Sciences and Healthcare" With technology advancing at record pace, we are experiencing a seismic shift in the way we do business not only in the life sciences, but across all sectors. Emerging technologies such as Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Deep Learning will revolutionize data collection and interpretation, healthcare, and product development. In June 2018 at the NEOMED Institute, the Greater Montreal chapter of Women In Bio will host a half-day conference bringing together experts and innovators to discuss the challenges as well as the opportunities offered by these new technologies. Experts will present the evolution of disruptive technologies in the life sciences and healthcare, followed by more in-depth explanations of blockchain and AI. Panel discussions will assess the applications, opportunities, and challenges that these technologies present to the field. The final session will address implementation of disruptive technologies in the Quebec healthcare system. Speakers and panelists will include experts in blockchain, AI, deep learning, and ethics, entrepreneurs in the AI sector, and professionals in product development and support. This conference will be

interesting for people involved in product development, clinical and basic research studies, pharma, and finance.

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WIB-Metro New York and Women of Watson Health Present: "Digital Transformation in the Life Sciences" Learn how digital technology and transformation can optimize outcomes, show the value of therapies, and build consumer trust through the value chain, from R&D to point of care. Join us June 12, 2018 for, "Digital Transformation in the Life Sciences," sponsored by IBM Watson Health. The event will take place at IBM Watson HQ starting at 6:00 p.m., featuring a keynote address by Dr. Francoise Simon of Columbia University, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and author of, Managing Biotechnology: from Science to Market in the Digital Age. A panel discussion and networking reception will follow. WIB-Metro New York Presents: "Orphan Drug Boot Camp" The Orphan Drug Act of 1983 is considered a resounding success, as last month’s WIB-Metro New York event on Orphan Drugs proved. Orphan Drugs are used to treat disease that affect fewer than 200,000 individuals. These therapeutics are special: their benefits are transformative in nature, and often they represent the 1st therapies for disease. The impact of rare diseases is nothing short of staggering, when you look at the statistics: before the Orphan Drug Act of 1983, there were 12 therapies approved for orphan diseases; as of April 2018, there were 677 approved therapies for orphan drugs that treat 250 diseases. There are more than 7,000 rare diseases, 805 of which are

genetic in origin. While one in 10 people are affected by rare diseases, 50% of them are children. Orphan drug designation (ODD) provides certain benefits, including exclusivity, a prescription drug user fee act (PDUFA) fee exemption, and approximately 50% tax credits. ODD also enables a faster review process, with fewer, smaller trials and a lower evidentiary bar required by regulators. The discussion also touched upon the Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher Program, where the FDA will award priority review vouchers to sponsors of rare pediatric disease product applications that meet certain criteria. Under this program, a sponsor who receives an approval for a drug or biologic for a "rare pediatric disease" may qualify for a voucher that can be redeemed to receive a priority review of a subsequent marketing application for a different product.

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WIB-Philadelphia and WIB-Metro New York Chapters network at Amicus Therapeutics About 50 women from the Philadelphia and New York Women In Bio chapters networked together at Amicus Therapeutics on May 23, 2018. The location provided the opportunity for the numerous women working in the biopharma corridor between New York and Philadelphia to connect. Philadelphia chapter President Dunni Odumosu welcomed us and introduced some of the Executive board for the Philly chapter: Sima Kulkarni and Lisa Fry (Program co-chairs), Robyn Sussman (Communications, Vice-Chair), Lindsay Breedlove (MAPS co-chair) briefly shared their WIB experiences. Dunni pointed out that the size of WIB events is limited to allow for building strong connections: a great approach judging by the lively conversations that could be observed. WIB-Philadelphia Call for volunteers Looking to get more involved in WIB? WIB Philly is looking for volunteer members for the Membership and Communications Committees!

• Membership Committee: Chair: Jennifer Wampler Co-Chair: Karen DeLone

Responsibilities: Involved in planning of semi-annual membership drives and social media outreach to new members. Promote WIB membership at local events

• Communications Committee: Chair: Stacey Treichler Co-Chair: Robyn Sussman Member: Jessica Rickbaugh

Responsibilities: Promotion of events and WIB initiatives through email, website, and social media. Engaging the WIB-Philidelphia community through social media and surveys. Updating WIB-Philadelphia’s webpage with event recaps and chapter news. Please email [email protected] if you have interest in joining either committee.

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WIB-Pittsburgh: "Science in Industry: A Discussion on Industry Research and Tour of Cook MyoSite" Thinking about making a career change? Join WIB-Pittsburgh for an evening with Cook MyoSite, a leader in regenerative medicine through personalized cell therapy. Leaders at Cook MyoSite will discuss the differences and similarities between industry and academic research before leading a tour of Cook MyoSite. Afterwards, speak with specialists across different departments at Cook MyoSite to learn about open positions at the company. If you are looking for a new opportunity, please come prepared with a resume. If you are not currently looking for a new opportunity, this is a great opportunity to learn more about a growing Pittsburgh company. Light hors d’oeurves will be served. This event is a members-only event, guests of members can register with members for free. If you are not a member we would love to have you. Please email: [email protected] to connect with a WIB member and register for this great event!

WIB-Pittsburgh Members Attend Bio Breakfast Talk on Transforming Pittsburgh’s Health WIB-Pittsburgh members and leaders attended a riveting talk by orthopedic surgeon and author Dr. Vonda Wright at Pittsburgh’s Bio Breakfast on May 29, 2018. Her talk, entitled "Pittsburgh's Health Pivot: Transforming Pittsburgh" focused on the transition from “Steel City” to "Healthcare City," and how to take the next step toward "Healthiest City." She discussed the idea of changing the approach to healthcare from watch and modify to precision and prevention, and talked about simple steps that people can take to improve their health as they age. These include healthy eating, movement, and having a good social network. In addition, she touched on how important the young generation is at

shaping our future. We enjoyed this very powerful and motivating talk from a powerful woman and champion of women in the sciences!

Dr. Vonda Wright speaks about the transformation of Pittsburgh from "Steel City" to "Healthcare City" to

"Healthiest City."

Women In Bio-Pittsburgh’s 3rd Annual Family Picnic Potluck On June 20, 2018, WIB-Pittsburgh members and their families gathered for the third annual “Welcome to summer” potluck picnic. It was a wonderful social event hosted at the Anderson shelter in the Shenley Park, one of people’s favorite parks in the city. The delicious catered barbecue meat was accompanied by amazing side dishes and desserts that everyone brought to share. Luckily, it was a beautiful day with nice sun which made this event even more enjoyable. It was the perfect occasion for members to get to know more about each other in a relaxed atmosphere, while their spouses connected and their children enjoyed the playground nearby. This is one of the most popular annual event of our chapter and will definitely be repeated next year!

Susan Farabaugh and Camila Gallas, Gregg Shanefelt, Huajin Wang, Michelle Zorrilla (WIB-Pgh chapter programming chair), Fabricio Ortiz de Montellano

Michelle Zorrilla (WIB-Pgh chapter programming chair), Fabricio Ortiz de

Montellano, Susan Farabaugh, Cedric Gallas, Joshua Gallas, Gregg Shanefelt

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WIB-RTP YWIB: "Spring Into STEM™: Today’s Students, Tomorrow’s Scientists"

Spring Into STEM™: Today’s Students, Tomorrow’s Scientists, a science outreach event for middle school girls, took place on April 28, 2018. The event was hosted by Young Women In Bio RTP (YWIB), Graduate Women In Science RT (GWIS), North Carolina State University’s Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center (BTEC), and students from Meredith College. This was the second Spring Into STEM™ event hosted by YWIB RTP, and it was part of YWIB’s national festival around Spring into STEM. When the students arrived, they received lab notebooks as well as BTEC’s lab coats, gloves, hair nets, and optional beard covers. Then they were treated to an afternoon of scientific activities, facilitated by volunteers from YWIB, GWIS, and Meredith College.

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WIB-San Francisco Presents: "Partnering Devices and Diagnostics with Pharma" Partnerships between pharma and diagnostic device companies are becoming increasingly important as pharma companies seek ways to differentiate their products, and precision medicine demands the need for companion diagnostics. Commercial market access, value, and regulatory needs require close coordination between pharma and diagnostic device partners. As both entities have distinct business models, investment paradigms, and tolerance for business risk, partnering and deal term negotiations can be challenging. Join us, June, 19, 2018, for a panel discussion about the creative solutions that can bridge these gaps and lead to win-win successful long term partnering relationships.

WIB-San Francisco: Join One of Our Growing MAPs Programs! The WIB-San Francisco Bay Area’s MAPs program is growing and we now have several opportunities to be mentored or become a mentor! Interested in being a MAPs mentor? If you would like to make a difference in the lives of aspiring scientists by helping them choose their next steps, we encourage you to join our 1:1 programming:

• 1:1 mentoring for postdoctoral fellows and all other career professionals: Usually 1-2 hours/month per mentee. Ideal mentors are mid-senior level professionals. Sign up to mentor a postdoctoral fellow or other career professional.

• Opportunities to network with other 1:1 mentors coming soon as well! Interested in finding a mentor? There are currently two main ways you can get involved with mentorship activities:

• Sign up for our 1:1 mentoring program if you’re seeking for an experienced mentor who can guide you though career decisions, share their experienced outlook and advise you on specific topics such as entrepreneurship, leadership, work-life balance, career options etc.

• Join our peer groups to meet and build meaningful relationships with professional women in monthly meetings that will be structured around a specific theme. These small, focused groups are regional, all across the Bay Area, making meeting face to face much easier!

Join the new WIB-San Francisco Bay Area Facebook Group! The WIB-SF Bay Area Chapter is transitioning from a Facebook Page to a Facebook Group to better support engagement among our membership! Please join our new group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/wibsf/) today to stay up-to-date on all the exciting programming we have planned for you. We will completely transition over to the new Facebook Group soon, so be sure to join now to avoid missing out on any future announcements!

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WIB-Seattle Presents: "Make the Shift: Career Transitions" Are you dreaming of a new career but do not know where to start? Are you seeking ways to get out-of-the-lab? If your answer is YES, this WIB-Seattle event is for you! Join us for a panel discussion about changing your professional path. Our panelists include a healthcare consultant, a regulatory affairs director, a business owner, and a process development professional; together, they will share their experiences on how they made a successful career transition.

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WIB-Southern California Hosts: "A Fireside Chat" Join Southern California WIB members for a casual evening of connecting during happy hour while enjoying the beautiful outdoor patio at Viewpoint Brewing Company. Perfect for our current and new WIB members, those thinking about joining, or anyone looking to meet fellow professionals in the SoCal Biotech community. If you've been thinking about a career transition, or still working to identify the ideal next path, the evening will feature our first WIB-MAPs, “Special Interest Panel.” WIB members who have transitioned from science to business operational roles such as sales, marketing, and project management, will highlight their experience. Hear from these women and enjoy networking before and after the chat. WIB-Southern California Presents: “The Science of Brewing at Ballast Point”

We invite you to join us for a unique opportunity to experience a private tour of the Ballast Point Brewery and to network with the fellow life sciences professionals. The tour will include learning about all aspects of the brewing process, from mashing to bottling and even a visit to the lab to dig into the science behind brewing. Whether you are a scientist, business executive, or aspiring brewer, you will greatly enjoy this event and complementary tastings and food! WIB-Southern California: "Women Leaders Impacting Life Sciences" On May 23, 2018, the Southern California chapter of Women In Bio (WIB) and Launch Bio co-hosted a panel discussion entitled Women Leaders Impacting Life Sciences. The event was sponsored by Launch Bio, which provided a gourmet networking reception with Napa Valley wines and delicious food, from pizza and sliders, to roasted vegetables, hummus, and pita bread. The room was full when a representative of Launch Bio kicked off the event and described the activities of the organization. Daniela Zaczek spoke about WIB, and the panel discussion began with Sibylle Hauser introducing the moderator, Robin Toft, and the three panelists: Marie Wesselhoft, Stephanie Venn-Watson, and Alicia Levey. Robin believes in diversity in the workplace and stated that companies with men, women, and people of different age, race, and ethnic backgrounds tend to be more innovative than more homogeneous companies. In her role of president of an executive search firm, she promotes workplace diversity and recommends to make hiring decision based not only on candidates’ skills and experience, but also on their potential to bring value to the organization. In addition, in particular millennials and women, like flexibility and career progression. Join us to continue the discussion.

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WIB-Texas Would Like To Hear From You! We look forward to many more great events with our 2018 programming that includes:

• Summer Event: WIB/YWIB joint event: Screening of the documentary, “Dream, Girl” • Fall Event: Special Speaker: Dr. Dorit Donoviel, Director of the Translational Research

Institute for Space Health at Baylor College of Medicine; 20+ years leadership experience as director of R&D overseeing diverse areas of biomedical research.

• December Event: “Get to Know WIB-Texas: A Speed Networking Event"

Most importantly, we want to organize events that meet your interests and needs. We would love your feedback on past events as well as your thoughts on what types of future events you would like to attend. We would greatly appreciate if you could answer this quick, 3-minute survey. Thank you in advance for your help!

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