SKCC Next Launch Reception

Eric Feinberg and Jakarta Nguyen.

Guests listen to the speakers, who thanked them for their interest in supporting the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center at Thomas Jefferson University.

Paul Gunther, director of development at Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, thanked the guests for coming and spoke about the quality of care at the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center as well as the future of medical breakthroughs through innovative and collaborative studies.

From left: Ryan Tooley, Matt Fontana and Alexander Kroupa.

From left: Katie and Jenna Pellecchia, Julie Friedman, and Lynsie Solomon.

Ashley and Robert Mills.

From left: Christie Honigman (SKCC Next co-chair; will be attending a post graduate program at Duke University this fall to study integrative medicine and it's impact on the modern health care system, aimed at helping people achieve optimum wellness and inspired by the gold standard of treatment she received at Jefferson last year to deal with a personal health issue); Devyn Gehret (SKCC Next co-chair); and Kristin Detterline.

From left: David Gloss, co-founder of Here's My Chance; and Ken Greenberg, SKCC Next Breakthrough Society member

From left: Alexandra LaMonaca, Kerry Walsh, Dana Marcus, Molly Gerber and Jordana Cohen, Office of Institutional Advancement.

From left: Brian Costello, business development/partner and alliance manager; Dr. Karen E. Knudsen, Ph.D., director of the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center (spoke about being a strong advocate of team science, both within Jefferson and beyond); and Joseph Weiss, chairman of international design firm Electronic Ink, Inc. and chair of Kimmel Cancer Center Advisory Board at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals.

DJ Fishtown Beats.

From left: Holly Keane, Megan Nicoletti, Sam Eisenstat, Ashley Uzer and Katya Bentsa.

From left: Sandy Hmouz and Bryan Leib.

From left: Molly Iovine; Janet Guthart, associate vice president, office of protocol, special events and stewardship at Jefferson Hospital; and Tori Antonini.

From left: Pierre Rives; Sandy Das, VindKraft; Paul Gunther, director of development at Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center; and Ken Greenberg, SKCC Next Breakthrough Society member.