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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
COMMISSIONER REQUEST FOR BOARD APPROVAL FOR PAYMENT TO
ATTEND FUNCTION SERVING A VALID PUBLIC PURPOSE
OBJECTIVE: For the Board of County Commissioners to declare a valid public
purpose for a Commissioner to attend function/evcnt and approve payment by the Clerk
CONSIDERATIONS: Pursuant to Resolution No, 99-410, the Board of County
Commissioners has determined that attendance at the functions of fraternal, business,
environmental, educational, charitable, social, professional, trade, homcowners, ethnic,
and civic association/organizations serves a valid puhlic purpose, providcd that said
functions reasonably relate to Collier County matters,
COMMISSIONER: Fred Coyle
FUNCTION/EVENT: The Women's Health Research Luncheon, sponsored by The
Naples Chapter of The Nationul COlinciL
PUBLIC PURPOSE: To engage in social and community discussion with the event
attendees and 10 gain knowledge and perspective on rcvolutionary health care and
healthcare issues,
DATE OF FlJNCTIO"'l/EVENT: Thursday, March 19, ::009 at 11:30 a,m, at The
Naples Grande, 475 Seagate Drive, Naples,
FISCAL IMPACT: $5CLOO Funds to be paid from Commissioncr's travel budget
RECOMMENDA TION: That the Board of County Commissioners, in accordance with
Resolution No, 99-410, approve payment hy the Clerk for Commissioncr Fred Coyle to
attend function serving a valid public purpose,
PREPARED BY: Sam rucker, Executive Aide to 13('C
APPROVED BY: Sue Filson, Executive Manager to BCC
AGENDA DATE: March 24, 2009
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COLLIER COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMiSSIONERS
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CommiSSioner Coyle requests B03:d appmva: for ~'aYlllent for otlerlding a function serving a
valid public purpose Commissioner Coyle atten::led The \\/ornen's Health Research
Luncheon on March 19,2009 at The Naples Grande $50,00 to be paid from Cornm,ssioner
Coyle's travel budget
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Meeting Date:
Prepared By
Sam Tucker
Executive Aide to the BCe
Board of County
Commissior.ers
Bce Office
Approved By
Sue Filson
Executive Managr" to the ace
Soard af County
8GG Office
Commissioners
Approved By
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Founded jnl929, the I ,:Ih is nne of the \'hdd's premier genetics research institutions.
Researchers :it thE' Lab !la',',' cOlllrihul:.'J to 20 :--':ohel prizes, and kwe pioneered genetics.
disea~e Cllt~l'S & tk'::lpit::", organ tran"pLt1llation, in vitro fcnilization iwd stem cd! biology.
Rick \Voychik, Ph.D.
President/CEO
The JihJ:,son L:-iboratory
Dr \\-f(lychlk ~'-'JI1 ~p('ak about the, bio-
medlcal revolution that is revolutioniz-
ing health care; medicine and medical
treatments that can and are being pcr-
:=;onali;,ed for individual patients. Fur
ages, geneticists <(nQ physicians h<I\'C
known that genetic va;i;1billty pLryed a
major role in how individuab rcsp'~lllded
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use this gendlc L_llowJe,dge to improvcc
t1"c:atrnents and di.-.covt'r nc\v ClIJ'CS,
RuLlert Burgess, Ph.D.
Associate Profcss\.lr
The JacbDT1 Llh(lralury
Dr. Hurg::-:ss vdl s;lC::lk about his nllgD-
ing r(;~earch Jnd collat>nrative sludy \vith
clinical scientists on /\lz11eimcr's disc;lse
:\ protein called Agrin may contribute
to the blood brain barrier and influence
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;dso shed light on Lou (Jc!Jri,~"s Ji',c:t';C
(AL.S), mu:c:cuLu' dystrnphy and 'llhel" in~
llcritcd nean;Jo2i':::,-11 disorders.
8ill B~ckwith Ph.D.
Clinical Psycholog~st &
fnrrner Professor of Ps:ychology
Dr. Beckv,'ith is blown ;is "That J\kmu;-y
Guy" in Sou1l1\\'CsL Florida) :md he \vill
discllss how memory training and coach~
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e-r's disea';e, is helping both the patients
and their caregivers to k'sson the imp~ct
of the di~;case and cope with it's cffc(,ts.
The result can bc 10 help the Alzheimer's
patient ~:ta)' independent longer, :md help
fend (.jl dC'prc,;~ion.
>']j'heJackson Laborator.v invites you to attend the
WOl1'len'S I-Iealth ll(esearch Luncheon
Thursday, March 19, 2009
. TiJeNaples Grande, 475 Scagate Drive, ]\'aples
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Distin,guished Speakers
Dr, Richard W(m'llik
Ph.D, CEO and President nJT71C J"):\('lllabll,-:,,'(;,y
liThe Lafe,s'! Biomcdicol !\c.,;'cLlIc'h
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