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Corporate Advisory Council
The American Brain Coalition (ABC) is a unique nonprofit membership organization drawn from patients, researchers, clinicians, universities, government agencies, and corporations. Together, we raise awareness for increased support of research that leads to better treatment; services and support that improves patients’ quality of life; as well as a national commitment towards finding cures for individuals with disabling neurological and psychiatric disorders.
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Corporate members within the ABC are comprised of leading companies that recognize the importance of partnering with those committed to helping people with brain diseases and disorders. Corporate members include pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies that are developing or marketing therapeutic or diagnostic products.
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ABC corporate members may designate one individual to represent them on the ABC’s Corporate Advisory Council (CAC). The Council provides unique opportunities for companies to engage with experts in the brain disease community, not only with patient advocacy organizations, but also with top scientific, clinical, and policy experts and leaders in the worldwide central nervous system space.
CORPORATE ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS
CORPORATE ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO:
Participate in two Corporate Advisory Council Meetings each year, with access to ABC’s leaders in the central nervous system community
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Participate in ABC’s yearly Board of Directors in-person breakfast, lunch, or dinner
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Participate in ABC’s annual Membership Meeting, involving lively discussion, program presentations, and policy updates
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Provide your company’s logo, web site links, and materials for special recognition under the Corporate Members, Industry Partner Highlight, Calendar, and Resources sections of the ABC’s web site
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Circulate CNS-related articles and events from your company to the ABC membership through our bi-weekly newsletters and social media sites
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Review and share with your company the ABC’s newsletter including articles and events from the ABC membership, brain-related policy alerts, and government agency reports
Partnership and network with the ABC’s diverse membership of brain-related patient advocacy groups, professional organizations, researchers and clinicians