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As part of the newly launched IACH Multiple Myeloma Academy, this high-stakes roundtable debate will challenge conventional thinking on autologous hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT) in patients aged 65 to 70. With evolving therapies and shifting survival paradigms, should HCT remain the gold standard, or are we clinging to outdated dogma? Leading experts will go head-to-head on patient selection, survival vs. quality of life, and the rise of alternative treatments. Expect bold arguments, controversial takes, and audience engagement in this must-attend debate!Speakers: • Meral Beksac • Meletios Athanasios Dimopoulos • Maria Victoria Mateos Manteca • Cesar Rodriguez • Facon Thierry • Mohamad Mohty

Learning ObjectivesParticipants will be able to:Identify at least two modifiable risk and resilience factors for late life brain healthSummarize the components of effective multimodal interventions for late life brain healthExplain predictors of treatment response to multimodal interventions for late life brain healthEducational GoalThe educational goal of this session is to review the modifiable risk and resilience factors for cognitive impairment and present data from randomized controlled trials assessing the efficacy of multimodal interventions for Mild Cognitive Impairment as well as predictors and mechanisms of treatment response.DescriptionOlder adults are one of the fastest growing segments of the US population. It is estimated that 1 in 9 persons aged 65 or older has dementia and this number is expected to increase in coming years. Current pharmacological interventions for late life cognitive impairment have limited efficacy; however, recent research has highlighted the promise of lifestyle interventions for this population. This presentation will review the modifiable risk and resilience factors for cognitive impairment and present data from randomized controlled trials assessing the efficacy of multimodal interventions for Mild Cognitive Impairment as well as predictors and mechanisms of treatment response.Target AudienceCounselorMarriage & Family TherapistPsychologistSocial WorkerSubstance Use Disorder ProfessionalsPresenter: J. Kaci Fairchild, PhD, ABPP

Thank you for registering for this PestFacts WA webinar!Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) research scientists Ian Foster, Svetlana Micic and Andrea Hills will discuss:The latest climate outlook for WAWhat invertebrate pests growers will need to watch out for at crop establishmentGreen bridge and disease risk.Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions at the end of the webinar.This event is presented as part of the DPIRD and Grains Research and Development Corporation co-funded project, "DPIRD Seasonal status of pests and diseases delivered to growers". For more information on this webinar contact research scientist Cindy Webster in Narrogin on +61 8 9881 0201 or Cindy.Webster@dpird.wa.gov.au . Speakers: Ian Foster, Principal Research Scientist, Dept of Primary Industries & Regional Development; Svetlana Micic, Senior Research Scientist, Dept of Primary Industries & Regional Development; Andrea Hills, Senior Research Scientist, Dept of Primary Industries & Regional Development.

The Financial Services industry is at a crossroads.AI-driven innovation is transforming the sector, unlocking new opportunities for efficiency, personalization, and risk management. However, it also brings the challenge of navigating an increasingly complex regulatory landscape while ensuring data sovereignty, security, and compliance.How can financial leaders harness AI’s potential while maintaining control over sensitive data, ensuring regulatory compliance across jurisdictions, and balancing innovation with risk management?This exclusive 45-minute Executive Panel features seasoned FSI experts with extensive industry experience to discuss:• The shifting regulatory and geopolitical landscape—how sovereignty requirements are reshaping AI strategies.• Balancing AI innovation with data control—navigating operational constraints without limiting business agility.• The competitive edge of sovereign AI—why governance, trust, and compliance are becoming differentiators in financial services.Join us to uncover actionable strategies into shaping a resilient, AI-powered future for financial services.Who Should Attend:This session is key for leaders looking to build their AI strategies that remain compliant, secure, and forward-thinking in an increasingly regulated landscape.Featured Speakers: Christopher Marsh-Bourdon, Vice President Restricted Cloud Operations, EMEA; Marc Moubarak, Strategic Clients and Industries, EMEA.

Practical ways to be an integrity minded coachGrassroots coaches have a crucial role in fostering sport integrity. This webinar will explore the unique opportunities coaches have to instil positive behaviours and values in the participants they work with, as well as inspiring other adults in sport to do the same. Join us for a session designed to empower grassroots coaches with the knowledge and tools to create an environment that encourages respect and stamps out poor behaviour.At the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to: Identify key integrity threats  Understand how integrity relates to their role as a coachImplement effective strategies to prioritise integrity within their sporting programs Access resources to support their initiatives and share knowledge within their sporting communitySpeaker: Nicole ArroldNicole is a two-time Olympian and two-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist in the sport of hockey, a national level coach and university lecturer. Nicole is also a Sport Integrity Australia Educator. She is passionate about being able to play a small role in helping to keep sport fair and safe, and to educate about the importance of integrity in sport - “Integrity in sport can have a ripple effect and encourage similar values in other areas of people’s lives – this is power”.

This webinar will introduce strategies for building food and nutrition literacy skills and applying these techniques within Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) to improve dietary resilience and patient outcomes. It will focus on the importance of food literacy in promoting sustainable and accessible eating habits, particularly for individuals managing diabetes while considering their food security level. Case studies will be used to engage the audience and provide RDs with practical strategies to help patients manage their diabetes while navigating their unique food environments.After this webinar, the attendee will be able to… 1. Define and differentiate food literacy from nutrition literacy and understand their roles in diabetes management.   2. Identify strategies and activities used during diabetes management to strengthen dietary resilience and improve patient outcomes. 3. Develop interventions that's address food insecurity and improve food literacy to better support patients managing diabetes.Speaker: Sadé Meeks, MS, RDN, LDNSadé Meeks, MS, RD, is a writer, food activist, Registered Dietitian, and natural storyteller from Jackson, MS. Meeks holds a bachelor’s degree in culinary arts from Mississippi University for Women and a master’s degree in Nutritional Science from California State University, Los Angeles. Her nutrition expertise has been featured in Reader's Digest, MSN, Yahoo News, and Healthline Media- where she served as a Medical reviewer for three years. Meeks currently serves as the training and engagement lead for the country's largest telehealth network for dietitians. In her role, she trains other Registered Dietitians on how to provide culturally competent care to many low-income and minority populations.  Meeks is the Founder and Executive Director of Growing Resilience in the South (GRITS Inc.) and an adjunct professor at Purchase College in New York, where she teaches the course Food for Thought. She is also the co-author of Freedom for Life, a cookbook highlighting Southern food with diabetes-friendly recipes. Meeks directed and produced the Food as a Resistance documentary and an accompanying docuseries featuring prominent authors like James Beard Award winner Psyche Williams-Forson and renowned culinary historian Dr. Jessica B. Harris. She was awarded the 2023 John Egerton Prize by the Southern Foodways Alliance – being recognized for her work in addressing issues of race, class, and social and environmental justice through the lens of food.  Meeks is passionate about food and the stories it tells. She sees food as essential for connecting us to our history, communities, and health.

Join us for our upcoming Staffing Industry Report Webinar, where we’ll dive into key findings from our biannual U.S. staffing industry forecast. This session will provide an in-depth analysis of the Industrial, IT, Engineering, and Healthcare staffing segments, offering valuable insights into market trends and growth opportunities.Additionally, SIA’s legal analyst Tim Szuhaj, will break down the latest federal and state regulatory developments impacting the staffing industry. Plus, our experts will share the most up-to-date economic and employment trends shaping the U.S. labor market.You don’t want to miss this fast-paced, data-driven webinar packed with actionable intelligence to help you navigate the evolving staffing landscape.Speakers:Crystal Fullilove, Healthcare Analyst, SIAAmy Horvat, Sr. Research Analyst, SIATimothy Landhuis, VP, Research, SIAMichael Schultz, Economist, SIATim Szuhaj, Legal Analyst, SIA

Would you like to know more about Tarleton’s Master’s degree program in Applied Psychology? Please join us for a webinar detailing the benefits of this program. Guests will have the opportunity to hear from program faculty and to get their questions answered in real time. Questions for the presenter may be submitted in advance via the event registration form. Please register to receive the Zoom link.Contact Info: Mweni Ekpo, 817-484-4411, ekpo@tarleton.edu

How confidently can your front desk staff keep the wrong people out and let the right people in?Challenges like improper visitor screening, lost credentials, and employee tailgating may be compromising the security of your entryways.Join this webinar to learn how you can enhance security at your doorstep with better practices and integrated, cloud-based technology. We’ll discuss how you can:• Keep threats out and rigorously screen visitors• Reduce friction for employees with secure and convenient access• Proactively detect unwanted entryway activity• Simplify cross-site management with unified intercom, visitor management, access control, and video security capabilities

This presentation provides a concise overview of key regulatory and ethical considerations for practitioners interacting with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). We will explore the USPTO's regulatory power, the crucial role of the Office of Enrollment and Discipline (OED), and the critical obligations of candor owed to the USPTO. We will delve into the complexities of inequitable conduct allegations, highlighting specific areas of concern arising in recent case law. Furthermore, we will address the implications of subject matter conflicts and touch upon other current hot topics impacting intellectual property practice. This session is designed to equip practitioners with the knowledge necessary to navigate the evolving landscape of USPTO regulations and maintain the highest ethical standards.Topics covered include: EthicsAgenda:USPTO’s Regulatory PowerOverview of the USPTO’s authority and scope of regulationRelevant statutes and rules governing patent and trademark practiceImpact of USPTO regulations on practitioners and applicantsRole of the OEDMission and responsibilities of the Office of Enrollment and DisciplineOED’s oversight of registered patent attorneys and agentsDisciplinary procedures and consequences for misconductObligations of Candor to the USPTODuty of disclosure and good faith in dealings with the USPTORequirements for information disclosure statements (IDS)Consequences of failing to fulfill calendar obligationsAllegations of Inequitable Conduct and Specific Areas of Concern in Recent CasesDefinition and elements of inequitable conductAnalysis of recent case law highlighting problematic conductPractical tips for avoiding allegations of inequitable conductSubject Matter ConflictsUnderstanding subject matter conflicts in patent prosecutionEthical considerations related to representing clients with conflicting interestsStrategies for managing and resolving subject matter conflictsOther Hot Topics in IP PracticeBrief overview of emerging trends and challenges in IP lawDiscussion of potential implications for practitionersResources for staying informed about developments in IP practiceQuestions & Answers (as time permits)Speaker: Emil J. Ali, McCabe & Ali, LLP.