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Connect with top-notch industry speakers delivering impactful presentations with practical solutions and best practices to take you to the next level in leading and managing the business aspects of clinical trials. It’s a place where clinical research professionals can connect on the latest topics, trends and technologies for streamlining the business aspects of clinical trials. Areas covered are clinical trial outsourcing and vendor management, contracting and budgeting, financial management, business operations and accelerating clinical study start-up.

Whether you are a clinical research novice or veteran, work with a study sponsor, research site or CRO, MAGI will offer best-in-class educational opportunities for all career levels in support of your continuing education and your professional growth and success.

Join clinical 800+ professionals at MAGI’s conference, which includes 100+ sessions and workshops in six tracks that offer practical information on clinical operations & project management, site management, contracts, budgets & billing, regulatory compliance, and special topics. About half of the attendees will have leadership roles like CEO, vice president, or director. About three-quarters will have eight or more years of clinical research experience. Study sponsors will be split about 75% biopharma and 25% medical device. Sites will be almost evenly split between (a) academic medical centers, (b) health systems and community hospitals, and (c) independent sites and clinics.

The Association of American Cancer Institutes (AACI) Clinical Research Innovation (CRI) program serves as a network for research leaders to develop and share best practices for the efficient operation of clinical trials offices (CTO) at AACI cancer centers. The programming of the 14th Annual AACI CRI Meeting, “Partnering in Progress,” aligns with CRI’s strategic goal of stimulating cancer center interactions to maximize resources by creating opportunities for peer-to-peer networking and collaboration.