StephN
12-12-2011, 02:07 PM
Hello everyone -
I have a few photos that will give a little idea of our activities at the 2011 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.
Number 1 - Her2 group has pow wow to work on ways to tweak the web site, raise new money, and get input from various perspectives.
Number2 - Chrisy sits among luminaries in the breast cancer world (with Musa Meyer and Dr. Edith Perez on the right). She is on a panel at the Genentech Advocates Briefing answering questions from the patient/advocate viewpoint. We were busting our buttons for her!
Number 3 - End of Advocate's Briefing - Her2's with JoDulay, center, Associate Manager of Genentech Advocacy Relations.
Number 4 - Brenda with her surgeon.
Number 5 - AliceM and Debra Druther intently listen to preview of the results on Pertuzamab trials.
Number 6 - Dr. Hope Rugo closes out the last session speaking about the challenges and successes in treating metastatic breast cancer in year end review. This shows just a tiny part of the really huge room with thousands of chairs. They have about 10 of those Jumbotron screens throughout that hall.
I have a few photos that will give a little idea of our activities at the 2011 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.
Number 1 - Her2 group has pow wow to work on ways to tweak the web site, raise new money, and get input from various perspectives.
Number2 - Chrisy sits among luminaries in the breast cancer world (with Musa Meyer and Dr. Edith Perez on the right). She is on a panel at the Genentech Advocates Briefing answering questions from the patient/advocate viewpoint. We were busting our buttons for her!
Number 3 - End of Advocate's Briefing - Her2's with JoDulay, center, Associate Manager of Genentech Advocacy Relations.
Number 4 - Brenda with her surgeon.
Number 5 - AliceM and Debra Druther intently listen to preview of the results on Pertuzamab trials.
Number 6 - Dr. Hope Rugo closes out the last session speaking about the challenges and successes in treating metastatic breast cancer in year end review. This shows just a tiny part of the really huge room with thousands of chairs. They have about 10 of those Jumbotron screens throughout that hall.