25TH AGITG ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING

TE PAE, CHRISTCHURCH CONVENTION CENTRE, AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND
13 – 16 NOVEMBER 2023

WELCOME

Since 1991, the AGITG has been the only research organisation in the Australasian region with a focus on all gastro-intestinal cancers. This year we invite you to join us in Aotearoa New Zealand for our 25th AGITG Annual Scientific Meeting where we will focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion in clinical trials. The theme stems from the pressing need to extend access and increase equity to therapeutic options across regional, rural, and remote (RRR) areas, as well as culturally diverse and First Nations population.

The ASM is a major highlight of the year, providing an opportunity for increased involvement in the scientific activities of the AGITG and encouraging subsequent ongoing participation in the group’s research. This year’s ASM will be no different and will encourage collaboration between members across Australia and New Zealand.

Our conference will provide an innovative platform to engage members with new research concept, trial developments, diverse panel discussions and Q&A sessions. We look forward to hearing from international and local renowned invited speakers and acknowledge outstanding achievements from members with the presentation of awards and the Innovation Grant.

We look forward to you joining us in Christchurch!

Dr Ben Lawrence and Professor Stephen Ackland
AGITG Annual Scientific Meeting Co-Convenors

Dr Ben Lawrence
Professor Stephen Ackland

REGISTRATION

Our Speakers

In Person Speakers AGITG 2023
International Speaker, Prof Laura Dawson, University of Toronto, Toronto, USA
Dr. Diane Simeone, Laura and Isaac Perlmutter Professor of Surgery and Pathology at New York University, USA
International Speaker, Prof Leonard Saltz, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, USA
International Speaker, A/Prof Katherine Garman, Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, USA

Save 10% on Flights

As a delegate, you can also access a 10% discount on all flights with Air New Zealand. The deadline is 30 September 2023, so make sure you book your tickets soon. Use promo code ‘AGI23’.
*Over a specific booking period of 17 weeks, 1 May to 1 September 2023 delegates will be able to access fares with a discount of up to 10%. The proposed travel period will be 05 to 23 November 2023, giving a week either side of the conference for delegates to extend their stay if they wish. This will be for return travel ex Australia and through to Christchurch.

For more information

 

Visit: asm.gicancer.org.au 

Call: 1300 666 769

Email: agitg@gicancer.org.au

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