Become an Industry Sponsor
Rome Foundation Mission Statement
To improve the lives of people with Disorders of Brain-Gut Interaction (formerly Functional GI Disorders)
The goals of the Rome Foundation
- Promote global recognition and legitimization of DGBIs
- Advance the scientific understanding of their pathophysiology
- Optimize clinical management for these patients
- Develop and provide educational resources to accomplish these goals
Scope of Partnership:
Corporate partnership funds will be used to support the general Rome Foundation activities, projects, and initiatives, excluding the Rome Foundation Research Institute.
Annual Fee:
The amount to become an industry partner of the Rome Foundation is $50,000.00 per calendar year. There are no other levels of partnership. Financial statements will be provided to Industry Partners upon request.
Benefits of Industry Partnership
- Pre-release access and opportunity to review Rome committee recommendations on Rome criteria revisions
- Pre-release access to all academic documents
- Acknowledgment in all marketing publications and projects
- Collaboration on educational activities of interest
- Ability to become a Rome Foundation Research Institute partner
- Waiver of licensing fees on use of Rome Foundation research instruments and intellectual property for use in clinical trials. (e.g. Bristol Stool Scale, IBS-SSS, Rome Diagnostic Criteria, etc.)
- Participation in annual advisory meetings with opportunity to present at the Annual Rome Foundation Advisory Council at DDW
- Attendance at Rome Foundation sponsored conferences
- Opportunity to partner and participate in symposia and meetings
- Attend as a visiting Scholar with Rome Board member practice
- Discount on bulk orders of Rome products
- Access to all Rome Informational and educational products
- Rome IV books
- Rome IV online
- GI Genius
- Communication Program resources, including Communication 101, Communication 202, and other Rome Communication publications
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