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Payments Made by Sanofi US (2016) Legal Name Payment Amount Project Title AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION EXPOS $48,070 American Diabetes Association EXPO Payments made by Sanofi US (2016) Legal Name Payment Amount Project Title AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION EXPOS $48,070 American Diabetes Association EXPO American Society of Transplant Surgeons $35,000 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CANCER RESEARCH - Networking Hub American Society of Transplant Surgeons $35,000 American Society of Transplant Surgeons - Bronze Level Support Taking Control of Your Diabetes $200,000 Taking Control of Your Diabetes - Gold Sponsorship Children with Diabetes $35,000 2016 Children with Diabetes (CWD) Sponsorship MedStar Washington Medical Center - Current Issues in the Care of MedStar Washington Hospital Center $3,000 Dialysis and Transplant Patient Joslin Diabetes Center, Inc. $25,000 A Taste of Ginger Massachusetts General Hospital $5,000 Collaborative Novel-Novel Combination Therapies Workshop Greater New England Minority Supplier $7,000 Economic Development Healthy Capital District Initative $2,500 Diabetes Community Resource Guide American Diabetes Association $2,500 Get Moving Challenge American Diabetes Association $2,500 Tour de Cure American Diabetes Association $2,500 2016 Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION INC $2,500 Father of the Year Awards Gala Buffalo American Diabetes Association $2,500 2016 Buffalo Niagara Tour de Cure CNY American Diabetes Association $2,500 2016 Tour de Cure Albany American Diabetes Association $2,500 Saratoga Springs Tour de Cure American Diabetes Association $2,500 Tour de Cure Michigan American Diabetes Association Inc $2,000 2016 Finger Lakes Tour de Cure American Diabetes Association $10,000 2016 High Risk Community Initiatives for Southwest Florida American Diabetes Association $2,500 Charlotte Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes American Diabetes Association $2,500 Tour de Cure Hawaii American Diabetes Association $2,500 Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes Upstate, SC American Diabetes Association's Boston Step Out Walk to STOP American Diabetes Association $2,500 Diabetes American Diabetes Association's Connecticut Step Out Walk to STOP American Diabetes Association $2,500 Diabetes American Diabetes Association's Central Massachusetts Step Out American Diabetes Association $2,500 Walk to STOP Diabetes American Diabetes Association $2,500 2016 New Orleans Father of the Year American Diabetes Association, Indiana $2,500 2016 Indiana Tour de Cure AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION INC $75,000 Diabetes Hospitality Days: Stop Diabetes in New Orleans National Kidney Foundation, Inc. $25,000 NKF Patient Programs 2016 Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America $100,000 AAFA Patient Education and Outreach Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America $10,000 KFA Strides for Safe Kids Mall Walk and Expo Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America $15,000 KFA Patient Education and Outreach Northeast Business Group on Health $20,000 eValue8 - 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Passport to a Cure JDRF $2,500 Rockin' Docs for Diabetes Cure JDRF $2,500 2016 JDRF Poconos One Walk JDRF $12,000 JDRF One Promise Gala Philadelphia JDRF $2,500 2016 JDRF Moosic One Walk JDRF $2,500 2016 JDRF Reading One Walk JDRF $2,500 One Walk Newtown JDRF $2,500 2016 JDRF Lehigh Valley One Walk JDRF $2,500 ACE For A Cure JDRF Central PA Chapter $2,500 JDRF One Walk - Lancaster JDRF New York City Chapter $15,000 44th Annual Promise Ball JDRF International $2,500 34th Annual Boston Gala JDRF INTERNATIONAL $50,000 2016 TypeOneNation Summits JDRF INTERNATIONAL $50,000 2016 JDRF Government Day JDRF Greater Dallas $2,500 JDRF One Walk, Dallas Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation $2,500 Rock the Cure JDRF $10,000 JDRF Imagine Gala National Comprehensive Cancer Network $10,000 Emerging Issues in Oncology– An NCCN Roundtable Discussion American Society for Neurochemistry $2,500 ASN Annual Meeting American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine $50,000 Early Osteoarthritis/Prevention of Disease Progression Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi $2,000 LIVE-A-BETES: Learning To Live Well With Diabetes Renal Physicians Association $10,000 RPA Kidney Quality Improvement Registry New York & New Jersey Minority Supplier Development Council $8,000 Annual Sponsorship 2016 Gordon Research Conference (GRC) entitled Autophagy in Stress, Development, and Disease: From the basics to therapeutic Gordon Research Conference $3,000 targets Gordon Research Conference $2,000 Drug Carriers in Medicine and Biology Gordon Research Conference Antibody Biology & Engineering March Gordon Research Conference $10,000 2016 PATIENT EMPOWERMENT NETWORK $20,000 2016 Town Meeting for Advanced Prostate Cancer Patients PATIENT EMPOWERMENT NETWORK $25,000 Online Advanced Prostate News Coverage for Patients Bioscience Association of WV $1,500 WV Bioscience Summit 2016 Arthritis Foundation $2,000 Sponsorship for Arthritis Foundation Crystal Ball National Transitions of Care Coalition $125,000 NTOCC American Medical Society for Sports Medicine Foundation, Inc. $50,000 AMSSM Foundation Research Grant Awards Biocom $10,000 Global Life Science Partnering Conference Biocom $10,000 Global Life Science Partnering Conference Taking Control of Your Diabetes $200,000 Taking Control Of Your Diabetes Conferences and Health Fairs Prescription Drug Assistance Foundation $1,000 Legislative Reception and Celebration of Access The Cleveland Clinic Foundation $95,275 Advances in Organ Transplantation - Annual Fellows Conference Employers Health Coalition, Inc $6,500 Employer Health 2016 Annual Symposium Respiratory Health Association $750 Lung Health Education Us TOO International $15,000 Prostate Cancer News You Can Use Us TOO International $5,000 Prostate Cancer Educational Webinar Us TOO International $5,000 Us TOO Prostate Cancer Business Leadership Council Blood and Marrow Transplant Information Network $25,000 Celebrating a Second Chance at Life 2016 Survivorship Symposium Blood and Marrow Transplant Information Network $7,500 2016 BMT InfoNet Transplant Webinar Series PCMA $80,000 2016 sPCMA Business Forum PCMA $95,000 2016 Annual Meeting Presidential Sponsorship Regents of the University of Michigan $40,000 V-BID Summit 2016 Minnesota Society of Health-System Pharmacists $6,000 MSHP 2016 Corporate Business Partnership Program Be The Match Foundation $25,000 National Sponsorship for Be The Match Walk+Run Mid-America Coalition on Health Care $5,000 4th Annual Workforce & Community Well-Being Forum Global Virus Network, Inc. $10,000 8th International Global Virus Network Meeting CrowdCare Foundation, Inc. $10,000 Muscles for Myeloma PRIDE $6,000 PRIDE Conference The diaTribe Foundation $100,000 d16 Executive Forum US China Health Summit Inc $70,000 5th US-China Health Summit at Harvard University Greater Philadelphia Business Coalition on Health $5,000 GPBCH 2016 Annual Conference Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Connection Team $100,000 FAACT Education Programs Deep South Cancer Foundation $5,000 2016 Cycliad Charity Bicycle Ride California Life Sciences Association $2,500 CLSA Life Sciences Academy Globalization of Pharmaceutics Education Network, Inc. $3,500 GPEN2016 American Association of Diabetes Educators $20,000 Public Policy Forum 2016 Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB) $5,000 FASEB conference on Muscle Satellite Cells and Regeneration Teratology Society $1,500 Teratology Society 56th Annual Meeting Biotechnology Innovation Organization $145,000 BIO International Convention BIO Europe Spring and BIO Europe International Partnering Biotechnology Innovation Organization $40,000 Conference Maryland Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. $2,000 Maryland Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network $25,083 2016 ACS CAN Fundraising Events and ACS CAN advocacy activities Mid Atlantic Lifespan, Inc. $4,000 Senior Care Providers Roundtables With Local Hospitals ACS Organic Chemistry Division $1,500 ACS-DOC Graduate Research Symposium Society of Toxicology $10,000 Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES $50,000 Forum on Neuroscience and Nervous System Disorders NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES $85,000 Forum on Drug Discovery, Development and Translation Allergy & Asthma Network Mothers of Asthmatics $100,000 AAP Asthma, Allergy & Anaphylaxis Champion Program Virginia Bio $1,500 Legislative Reception AMGA Foundation Inc $200,000 Together 2 Goal International Society of Nephrology $70,000 World Kidney Day 2016 Florida Health Care Coalition $7,500 “The Health Care Revolution: Building the Health Rosetta†Florida Caucus of Black State Legislators $2,000 Scholarship Fundación Centro Pediátrico de Diabetes
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