On the Move Luncheon: Tallahassee, Presented by HANGTIME

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Join us as we celebrate the 23rd annual On the Move Luncheon - Virtually! Our Luncheon is an annual event where business leaders and community members come together to celebrate excellence, generosity, and achievement and to raise funds and awareness to help find a cure for multiple sclerosis. Funds raised impact MS research, programs, and services that help those living with MS.

Due to COVID-19 and the safety of our community, the National MS Society has decided to continue hosting this event virtually, instead of our traditional in-person gathering. After a successful virtual event in 2020, we look forward to seeing and hearing our guests' passion in this virtual format once again!

Register today to receive a link to join the streamed program at 12pm EDT on September 23rd from wherever you are. All are welcome! 

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Suma Shah
Assistant Professor of Neurology
Duke University School of Medicine

Keynote Topic
The Triple Threat: Integrating Clinical Care, Education, and Research to promote Excellence in MS Care

Suma Shah, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Neurology at Duke University School of Medicine and cares for MS patients both at Duke Health and the Durham VA Hospital. In addition to her clinical practice, she holds several leadership roles serving as Regional Director of the Regional MS Center of Excellence for the Durham VA, the Associate Program Director of the Neurology Residency Program at Duke, and the Director for the Clinical Fellowship in MS and Neuroimmunology.   She is currently serving as the Chair of the Healthcare Provider Council for the National MS Society for the Carolinas Chapter of the Society.

Dr. Shah is actively involved in Duke Neurology's educational mission teaching and mentoring multiple learners and trainees.  She has led curricular development for the Duke Adult Neurology residency program and has been honored with teaching awards including the Golden Apple Teaching Award and the E Wayne Massey Residency Teaching Award. Her research interests include the intersection of women's health and MS, MOG-antibody disease, and immune-related adverse effects of checkpoint inhibitor therapy. 

She joined the faculty in 2018 after completing medical school at Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, NY, Neurology residency at Duke, and a fellowship in MS/Neuroimmunology at Duke.

Sponsorship Opportunities

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Thank you to our 2021 Committee!

Leslie Williams (Chair)

Jane Healy

Jim Healy

Melanie Knight

Joya McCarty

Ashley Peterman

Patti Sanzone

Carole Towcimak

Diane Winzler

Thank You to Our Sponsors!

 Presenting Sponsor

HANGTIME

Gold Sponsors

Biogen

Bristol Myers Squibb

Dixie Seal & Stamp

Leslie and Palmer Williams

Bronze Sponsors

Caryl and Bob Pierce

Genentech

Capitol Eurocars

Melanie and John Knight

MS Sponsors

Lavonia and Jerry Farrior

Gail and Bob Knight

Mr. Rooter

Williams, Gautier, Gwynn, DeLoach & Kiker, P.A.

Florida Osteopathic Medical Institute