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Registry of Lobbyists - Bettina Hamelin
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Registration Number Status
396 Active
Initial registration dateLast date of any changes
22-September-200530-April-2024

Senior Officer's Last Name
Hamelin
Senior Officer's First Name
Bettina
Middle Initial
Business Address of Senior Officer
55 Metcalfe Street, Suite 1220
City
Ottawa
Province/State
ON
Country
CA
Postal/Zip Code
K1P 6L5
Telephone
(343)999-2112
Fax
(613) 236-6756
 
Name of Organization
Innovative Medicines Canada
Registry of Joint Stock Companies Number
Business Address of Lobbyist's Business or Firm
55 Metcalfe Street, Suite 1220,
City
Ottawa
Province/State
ON
Country
CA
Postal/Zip Code
K1P 6L5
Telephone
(343) 999-2112
Fax
(613) 236-6756


Employee Name 
Joe Farago   View
Ashley Bergwerff   View
Carl Julien   View
Declan Hamill   View
Bettina Hamelin   View



Description of Organization:
Innovative Medicines Canada represents Canada’s innovative pharmaceutical industry. We help our members discover, develop, and deliver innovative medicines and vaccines. Our membership consists of more than 50 companies, from established organizations to fledgling startups, all of whom are revolutionizing healthcare through the discovery and development of new medicines and vaccines. Guided by a strict Code of Ethical Practices, we work with governments, insurance companies, healthcare professionals and stakeholders to advance the field and enhance the wellbeing of Canadians. We are committed to being valued partners in Canada’s healthcare system. We aim to achieve these goals by forming effective alliances and supporting policies, improving Canada’s regulatory environment, widen access to innovative medicines and protect intellectual property. We believe in ensuring that Canadians have access to the innovative treatments they need and that our activities are a fundamental part of safeguarding our healthcare system for future generations. Our work allows our members to focus on what matters: delivering better healthcare solutions to Canadians.

Description of Membership:
Membership in the Association consists of the following categories: (a) Full Membership: Full membership is open to innovative pharmaceutical Persons which research, develop, manufacture and/or distribute pharmaceutical prescription preparations under their own labels in Canada. (b) Biopharmaceutical Membership: Biopharmaceutical membership is open to Persons who are engaged, for profit, in research and development of pharmaceutical products and/or biopharmaceutical health care products with the aim of producing, manufacturing or distributing the same under its own label. (c) Medical Research Affiliate Members Membership: Medical research affiliate members membership is open to non-profit organizations engaged in activities that entitle such organizations to a deduction or tax credit for expenditures on scientific research and experimental development under the Income Tax Act (Canada) research, which have a relationship or are connected with hospitals, universities, research institutes, recognized health/disease organizations, or divisions or units thereof, whose membership, in the determination of the Board, would be consistent with the objects of the Association and would enhance the ability of the Association to attain such objects, and who are engaged in health research. (d) Associate Membership: Associate membership is open to Persons who do not qualify under any of the foregoing membership categories and whose membership, in the determination of the Board, would be consistent with the objects of the Association and would enhance the ability of the Association to attain such objects. 2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS – As of March 22, 2024 Chair of the Board: Brigitte Nolet, President & CEO, Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. Vice-Chair: Carol Stiff, Rhythm Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. Treasurer: Lisa Mullett, General Manager, Sumitomo Pharma Canada, Inc. Officers: Ed Dybka, President and General Manager, Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals Canada, Inc. Jody Engel, Canada Country Manager, Knight Therapeutics Inc. Rute Fernandes, General Manager, Takeda Canada Inc. Vince Lamanna, President, Novo Nordisk Canada Inc. Christine Lennon,General Manager Canada, Incyte Biosciences Canada Elaine Phillips, General Manager, Bristol-Myers Squibb Canada Najah Sampson, President, Pfizer Canada Frank Stramaglia, General Manager, Astellas Pharma Canada, Inc. Stéphanie Veyrun-Manetti, General Manager Specialty Care and Country Lead Canada, Sanofi Canada Berkeley Vincent, President, Janssen Inc. Gaby Bourbara, President, AstraZeneca Canada, Inc. Jonathan Soong, General Manager, Amicus Therapeutics Canada Inc.



Description 
Regulations, Legislation, Policy and other ýGovernment Activities affecting healthcare, life sciences and the pharmaceutical industry, including the Pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance (pCPA), Biotechnology, Drug Safety and Effectiveness, National Pharmacare Strategy, and Pharmaceutical Related Economic Development, Innovation and Trade issues.   View
Regulations, Legislation, Policy and other Government Activities affecting healthcare, life sciences and the pharmaceutical industry, including the Pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance (pCPA), Biotechnology, Drug Safety and Effectiveness, National Pharmacare Strategy, and Pharmaceutical Related Economic Development and Trade issues.   View


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