THE GABOR DANIELFY SCHOLARSHIP FOR HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE & ETHICS I. Mission: Seton Hall Law School, Sciences Po, and ETHICS - the International Society of Healthcare Ethics and Compliance Professionals, recognize the importance of offering professional development and continuing education opportunities to health care and legal professionals working for government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and those with a demonstrated financial need. To this end, effort will be made to offer scholarships to individuals who will benefit professionally from attendance at the European Healthcare Compliance, Ethics & Regulation Certificate Program offered by Seton Hall Law School and Sciences Po. Scholarships will be limited in number and will be awarded based on professional qualifications, financial need, application submission date, and availability of funds. II. Gabor Danielfy, Leader and Visionary: Gabor Danielfy is the inspiration behind this scholarship. Gabor strived continuously towards excellence in ethics and compliance and inspired many others to continue his work. He was a respected leader and visionary in the global pharmaceutical and medical device compliance and ethics movement. Gabor worked with Seton Hall Law School and Sciences Po to develop a rigorous core curriculum for the European Healthcare Compliance, Ethics & Regulation Certificate Program. The Program was launched in 2010, and is offered twice each year in Europe. Gabor passed away in 2011. Gabor joined Sanofi as Vice-President and Global Compliance Officer at the beginning of 2011. In this leading role, Gabor was in charge of the Compliance Program of Sanofi focusing on business integrity and anti-bribery. His healthcare scope encompassed the Prescription Drug business (including Generics), the OTC & Consumer activities, Animal Health as well the Medical Devices and R&D activities. Gabor had over 25 years of experience in the healthcare field. Prior to joining Sanofi, he worked for Johnson & Johnson in the Worldwide Office of Healthcare Compliance & Privacy (WWOHCC&P) as Senior Director for the Europe, Middle East & Africa region. Before that, he was the Senior Director of Global Compliance & Business Practices for Europe, Middle East & Africa at Schering Plough, where he supported the corporate implementation of compliance programs and led a team of compliance officers. In those two roles, Gabor advised the region's business leaders on various compliance issues. Prior to this, Gabor held various positions of increasing responsibility as Business Intelligence Analyst, Auditor, CFO, Sales Director, and General Manager in other healthcare companies including Merck & Co. and Bayer Pharma, and in different regions including Europe, Latin America, and the United States. Gabor was based in Paris and studied at the Law and Economic Sciences faculty of Paris, and subsequently at Sciences Po Paris (Finance and Economics). 1 of 5
III. The European Healthcare Compliance, Ethics & Regulation Certificate Program: The pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device industries are increasingly facing a more challenging regulatory and enforcement landscape throughout Europe. The European Healthcare Compliance, Ethics & Regulation Certificate Program is an intensive, multi-day educational and training program that addresses the myriad of legal, regulatory, and compliance issues faced by pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device manufacturers doing business in Europe. This program combines substantive lectures with practical case studies to provide attendees with the knowledge and skills to enhance and expand their companies corporate compliance programs. Program dates, locations, and additional details can be found on the Seton Hall Law School website at: http://law.shu.edu/compliance/health/europe IV. Scholarship Eligibility Requirements: Each applicant must complete all sections of the attached scholarship application and: 1. Submit the completed application by the deadline below. 2. Demonstrate a genuine interest in healthcare compliance as a career. 3. Describe how this program will enhance his/her career. 4. Be available to attend the entire European Healthcare Compliance, Ethics & Regulation Certificate Program and participate in all sessions. 5. Arrange for and fund his/her own travel and accommodations to and from the Program. If selected, the program tuition of 3,000 shall be waived for the scholarship recipient; however, the scholarship will not cover or include any expenses related to travel or accommodations. 6. Provide a demonstrated financial need. Please note that priority shall be given to those applicants in categories a. and b. below: a. Employer is a governmental agency, nonprofit organization, or professional association without a budget for attendance at this training program; b. The applicant, at the time the application is made, is unemployed and seeking employment in a compliance or related role; or c. Employer is a for-profit company and the applicant has made a request for this training; employer has denied such request, and payment directly by applicant would cause an undue financial burden on the applicant. V. Scholarship Selection: All applications shall be reviewed by a Scholarship Review Committee, which shall include: one member from Seton Hall Law School; one member from Sciences Po, one member of Gabor Danielfy family and the Secretary General of ETHICS. No member of the Committee shall be currently employed by a healthcare or life sciences company. The Committee reserves the right not to award a scholarship to a particular program in the event there are no qualified applicants or there is insufficient funding. VI. Questions: The application deadline is listed below. If you have any questions about the scholarship or the European Healthcare Compliance, Ethics & Regulation Certificate Program, please contact: Simone Handler-Hutchinson, Assistant Dean; Phone: (US) +1 973-642-8863; email: simone.handler-hutchinson@shu.edu Program Website:law.shu.edu/compliance/health/Europe 2 of 5
THE GABOR DANIELFY SCHOLARSHIP FOR HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE & ETHICS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION: Please complete ALL sections of the application. 1. Applicant s Contact Information: Name: Home Address: Preferred Phone Number: Preferred Email Address: Job Title: Employer (current or most recent): Country or Region you are responsible for: Undergraduate Degree (institution, degree & year): Graduate Degree(s), if applicable (institution, degree & year): Fluent in the following Language(s): 2. Program Dates: Please select which European Healthcare Compliance & Ethics Certificate Program you would like to attend: Nov. 16-19, 2015 (Paris, France) June 6-9, 2016 (Paris, France) 3. Role/Profession: Briefly describe your current or most recent job or role and your responsibilities within your department or division and dates of employment. Include any compliance related experience or duties. If you have been in this position for less than 2 years, please include previous employment (optional: you may also submit a professional resume): 3 of 5
4. Program benefits: Describe how your attendance at this program might: (a) benefit you in your current position, and (b) enhance your future career and/or meet your career goals: _ 5. Demonstrated Financial Need: Select one of the following scholarship eligibility criteria: a. My employer is a governmental agency, nonprofit organization, or a professional association without a budget for attendance at this training program; b. At the time this application is made, I am unemployed and seeking employment in a compliance or related role; or c. My employer is a for-profit company and I have requested that this training be paid by my employer and such request has been denied. Payment directly by me would cause an undue financial burden. If you selected c, please describe below why the Committee should consider awarding this scholarship to an employee of a for-profit company. 4 of 5
6. Additional Info: Provide any additional information that you feel is relevant and important for the Scholarship Review Committee to consider in reviewing this scholarship application: 7. Endorsement: Please include the name and contact information for your current or former supervisor or employer, or a senior compliance professional who will endorse this scholarship application. Name (print): Title: Phone: Email: Signature: 8. Application Submission: Please e-mail or fax application by September 16, 2015 (for November program applications for June program due by April 1, 2016) to: Simone Handler-Hutchinson, Assistant Dean Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy Seton Hall Law School, Room 211 One Newark Center Newark, NJ 07102 Email: simone.handler-hutchinson@shu.edu Fax: (US) +1 973-642-8799 5 of 5