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Margaret Foti’s transformative leadership has grown AACR over decades from a small organisation to the international powerhouse

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Apr 28, 2025, 12:49

Margaret Foti’s transformative leadership has grown AACR over decades from a small organisation to the international powerhouse

Christine Lovly, Associate Professor of medicine with tenure at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center, shared a post on X:

“ICYMI – literally every speaker acknowledges the amazing leadership, power, passion, and friendship of, Dr. Margaret Foti.

Her transformative leadership has grown AACR over decades from a small org. to the international powerhouse it is today.”

Margaret Foti's transformative leadership has grown AACR over decades from a small organisation to the international powerhouse

Jill Feldman, Co-Founder EGFR Resisters, reshared the post on X, adding:

“Perfectly said Christine Lovly. I will add that Margaret Foti understands the value patient advocates bring to research and committed to integrating our voice in various programs & the opportunity to attend the annual meeting and work with scientists & other advocates through the Scientist Survivor program.”

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