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DECEMBER 11-12, 2017THE WESTIN NEW YORKAT TIMES SQUARE

71ST ANNUALSCIENTIFIC MEETING & TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE

INTEGRATING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENTIFICBREAKTHROUGHS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO COSMETICS AND PERSONAL CAREVirtual Reality | Big Data | NeurosciencePersonal Genomics | And so much more!REGISTER TODAY AT www.scconline.org/annualmeeting2017 I #SCC71

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W H Y Y O U S H O U L D A T T E N DCosmetic science is a fascinating intersection of the disciplines of chemistry, physics, biol-ogy, physiology, and psychology. By integrating these fundamental areas, cosmetic science is able to advance our basic understanding of personal health and beauty. The application of cosmetic science continually drives innovation across a wide range of markets and product categories. Proudly, the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, the oldest and largest non-profit organization serving the cosmetic and personal care community, has been at the forefront of cosmetic science since 1945.

This year, we’re delighted to convene the 71st Annual Scientific Meeting & Technology Show-case, the premier international forum presenting the latest in cosmetic science. Featuring more than 120 podium and poster presentations within 10+ topic areas, two full days promise some-thing for everyone. Whether you are an early careerist, industry veteran, professor or graduate student, this year’s reimagined meeting provides both an Advanced Track and a Basic/NextGen Track — from the fundamental basics to the most advanced innovations shaping the industry. These concurrent tracks will feature thought-leaders from across the industry and beyond.

In addition to the two days of technical sessions, the Annual Meeting features two import-ant Continuing Education events (The Safety Assessment as Tool for Global Compliance of Cosmetic Products and their Ingredients and Claim Substantiation For Cosmetic Products), a variety of networking events, and the Technology Showcase which will shine a light on the latest technologies moving the industry forward. The Annual Meeting provides ample opportu-nities for attendees to learn, reconnect with colleagues, engage with new business contacts, and build bridges across the vast intersection of cosmetic science. Over 1,000 professionals from 12 countries attend the Annual Meeting, representing the industry’s most prestigious corporate, government, and academic institutions.

W H A T Y O U W I L L L E A R NSome highlights of what you can expect to learn this year include: utilizing microbiome and population data for skin health, applying genetics to beauty in skincare, the mind/body con-nection and cosmetics, virtual reality in cosmetics, the latest in sun care (via a roundtable discussion), extraction from sustainable sources and application in cosmetics, measuring hair damage and strategies to deliver healthy hair, and much more.

A N N U A L S C I E N T I F I C M E E T I N G P R O G R A M A R R A N G E D B Y T H E S O C I E T Y ’ S C O M M I T T E E O N S C I E N T I F I C A F F A I R S ( C O S A )

ANNA LANGERVELD, PH.D. I 2017 ChairThe Podium Session and the respective presentation titles and authors are detailed within. If you would like to see the complete abstract(s) for the presentation, you may view them online at www.scconline.org/annualmeeting2017. Please note that any changes to this program that may occur going forward will be posted on the Annual Meeting’s event website.

CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES ARE AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10TH! SEE PAGE 13 FOR DETAILSDON’T MISS

2 0 1 7 H E N R Y M A S O K E Y N O T E A W A R D L E C T U R ESponsored by Siltech LLC and The Maso Family

ELAINE FUCHS, PH.D.Rebecca C. Lancefield Professor of Mammalian Cell Biology and Development at The Rockefeller University and Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Dr. Fuchs is renowned for her research in skin biology, stem cells and associated genetic disorders, including cancers. She received her Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Princeton. After postdoctoral research at MIT, she joined the faculty at University of Chicago. In 2002, she relocated to Rockefeller University, where she is the Rebecca C. Lancefield professor of Mammalian Cell Biology and Development. She has been an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute since 1988. Dr. Fuchs’ awards and honors include the Richard Lounsbery Award from the National Academy of Sciences, National Medal of Science, L’Oréal-UNESCO Award, Albany Prize in Medicine, March of Dimes Prize in Developmental Biology, Pasarow Award in Cancer, Pezcoller Award in Cancer Research, EB Wilson Award, and in 2017 received the Vanderbilt Prize. Dr. Fuchs is an elected member of the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Medicine (formerly Institute of Medicine), American Philosophical Society and European Molecular Biology Organization (foreign member). She holds honorary doctorates from NYU School of Medicine, University of Illinois, Albany Medical College and Harvard University. She is past-President of American Society for Cell Biology, The International Society for Stem Cell Research and the Harvey Society, and serves on the NYAS Board of Governors and NAM/IOM Council. She’s trained >25 graduate students and 100 postdocs, most now at prestigious academic universities and medical schools. Her lecture will focus on her latest work in the field of skin stem cells, how these tissue stem cells replenish dying cells within the skin, how they become mobilized to repair wounds, and how they acquire mutations that will ultimately lead to skin cancers.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 201710:30AM – 11:15AM5TH Floor | Majestic Ballroom

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A D V A N C E DSESSION A: SUNSCREEN REVIEW5TH Floor | Majestic BallroomModerator: Michael Fevola, Ph.D.; Johnson & Johnson

Introductory Remarks from SCC President Peter Tsolis; The Estée Lauder Companies and COSA Chair Anna Langerveld, Ph.D.; Genemarkers

Sunscreen Review Roundtable Participants: Guy German; Binghamton University, State University of New York Invited: TBD; Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Edward Sargent; Rutgers University Joshua Williams; Johnson & Johnson

Henry Maso Keynote Award Lecture: Presented by Elaine Fuchs, Ph.D. — The Rockefeller University

Break for Coffee & Technology ShowcaseAs the podium presentations won’t resume until after the Awards luncheon, we encour-age all Attendees to visit the Technology Showcase on the 9th Floor

B A S I C SESSION B: FORMULATION4TH Floor | Gershwin BallroomModerator: Kelly Dobos; Sun Chemical Corporation

(LIVE FEED) Introductory Remarksfrom SCC President Peter Tsolis; The Estée Lauder Companies and COSA Chair Anna Langerveld; Genemarkers

Formulating Skin Care Products with Silicones: Approaches and StrategiesBart Maxon; Dow Corning Corporation

Title Coming SoonMarc Cornell; Englewood Lab, LLC

(LIVE FEED) Henry Maso Keynote Award Lecture: Presented by Elaine Fuchs, Ph.D. — The Rockefeller University

Break for Coffee & Technology ShowcaseAs the podium presentations won’t resume until after the Awards luncheon, we encour-age all Attendees to visit the Technology Showcase on the 9th Floor

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2 0 1 7 A N N U A L M E E T I N G A W A R D L U N C H E O N12:00PM – 1:30PM

3rd Floor | Broadway Ballroom

MORNING GENERAL SESSION9:00AM – 11:15AM

AFTERNOON GENERAL SESSION1:30PM - 5:00PM

TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE10:00AM – 4:30PM

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A D V A N C E D SESSION C: HAIR & SCALP5TH Floor | Majestic BallroomModerator: Valerie George: John Paul Mitchell Systems

Measuring Hair Damage & Strategies to De-liver Healthy HairJennifer Marsh, Ph.D.; P&G Beauty

Innovative hair care biomimetic peptide: a promising solution to fight gray hairEstelle Loing, Ph.D.; Lucas Meyer Cosmetics

SESSION E: LATEST PRODUCT INNOVATIONS 5TH Floor | Majestic BallroomModerator: Latest Product Innovations: Smitha Rao; StriVectin

Biological Signature Of The Well-Aging SkinDavid Boudier; SILAB

A natural extract from sprouts to stimulate hair cycling and vitalityGiorgio Dell’Acqua, Ph.D.; Akott Evolution

Biomechanical properties improved through dermis microRNA controlManasi Chavan; BASF

Novel 3D human ex vivo sebaceous gland model to study skin lipid metabolism and modulationsPhilip Ludwig; BASF

Balancing the Microbiome: Natural Antimi-crobials and the Microbial Population of Skin MicrofloraTia Alkazaz; Active Micro Technologies

Phytoglycogen: A Superb Moisturizer and Powerful Anti-Aging IngredientMartin Kurylowicz, Ph.D.; Mirexus Inc.

SESSION G: GREEN CHEMISTRY5TH Floor | Majestic BallroomModerator: Anjali Patil, Ph.D.; Chanel, Inc.

Green Chemistry Innovations through the Lens of the Biological WorldJohn Warner, Ph.D.; The Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, LLC

Nature’s amazing chemistry: extraction from sustainable sources and application in cosmeticsRichard Blackburn, Ph.D.; University of Leeds

Long-Chain Alkenones: Unique but Abundant Algal Lipids as New Ingredients for Greener Cosmetic FormulationsGregory O’Neil, Ph.D.; Western Washington University

B A S I CSESSION D: COLOR4TH Floor | Gershwin BallroomModerator: Arvind Shah; Micro Powders, Inc.

Back to Basics: Fundamentals of Using Colorants in Cosmetics and Personal Care ProductsKelly A. Dobos; Sun Chemical Corporation

Learnings of Fundamental Properties of the Fine Powders in CosmeticsArvind Shah; Micro Powders

SESSION F: REGULATORY 4TH Floor | Gershwin BallroomModerator: Susan Daly, Ph.D.; Johnson & Johnson

Five critical regulatory considerations when developing a new productPascal Yvon, Ph.D.; IDEA Tests Group

The INCI Nomenclature ProcessJoanne Nikitakis; The Personal Care Products Council

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S U P P L I E R S ’ C O C K T A I L R E C E P T I O N5:00PM – 7:00PM9TH Floor | The New York Atrium

Enjoy some food and beverages as you join your colleagues for this can’t miss networking event.Spend some time with suppliers and contract laboratories presenting their most recent technological developments at the Technolo-gy Showcase. It is in this space where lasting partnerships and breakthroughs take place!

2 0 1 7 F R O N T I E R S O F S C I E N C E A W A R D L E C T U R ESponsored by Cosmetics & Toiletries

LEI (STANLEY) QI , PH.D.Assistant Professor Departments of Bioengineering and Chemical and Systems Biology, Faculty member, ChEM-H at Stanford University

Dr. Lei (Stanley) Qi is an Assistant Professor of Bioengineering and a faculty member in the School of Medicine and ChEM-H at Stanford University, California. He is an early developer of the CRISPR technology for gene editing, and a major inventor of the CRISPR interference (CRISPRi) for non-editing genome regulation. He has developed and pioneered a number of other CRISPR-based technologies, which lead to broad applications including epigenetic regulation of the cellular function, cytogenetic diagnosis, and cell-based immunotherapies. He obtained a B.S. in Physics and Math from Tsinghua University, China, and Ph.D. in Bioengineering from the University of California, Berkeley, working with Professors Steven Chu and Jennifer Doudna. He worked as a Systems Biology Faculty Fellow in the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), and joined Stanford Bioengineering in 2014. His work has awarded him many rewards, including NIH Director’s Early Independence Award, David Morgenthaler Faculty Fellow, Pew Biomedical Scholar, and Alfred. P. Sloan Fellow. His current research focuses on developing better genome editing/regulation technologies with broad applications to immunotherapy and regenerative medicine.

TUESDAY DECEMBER 12, 20179:00AM – 9:50AM 5TH Floor | Majestic Ballroom

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A D V A N C E DSESSION H: HEALTH & WELLNESS – SKIN BIOLOGY | NUTRACOSMETICS 5TH Floor | Majestic BallroomModerator: Anna Langerveld, Ph.D.; Genemarkers

Frontiers of Science Award Lecture: Presented by Lei Stanley Qi, Ph.D. — Stanford University

Break for Coffee & Technology Showcase At this time we encourage all Attendees to visit the Technology Showcase on the 9th Floor

The Brain-Skin Connection: Formulating For the Wellness WorldClaudia Aguirre, Ph.D.; doctorclaudia.com

Title Coming SoonAmin Mazloom, Ph.D.; ProdermIQ

Genetics and the future of skincareDebbie Alexander, DPhil; 23andMe

Boxed lunch will be made available to attendees with Full Registration and Tuesday Registration ONLY

B A S I C SESSION I : MARKETING & CLAIMS4TH Floor | Gershwin BallroomModerator: Kelly Dobos; Sun Chemical Corporation

(LIVE FEED) Frontiers of Science Award Lecture: Presented by Lei Stanley Qi, Ph.D. — Stanford University

Break for Coffee & Technology Showcase At this time we encourage all Attendees to visit the Technology Showcase on the 9th Floor

The Role of Cosmetics in Society — An Historical Marketing PerspectiveJoseph Pavlichko; PCT Consulting LLC

Boxed lunch will be made available to attendees with Full Registration and Tuesday Registration ONLY

MORNING GENERAL SESSION9:00AM – 12:00PM

AFTERNOON GENERAL SESSION1:45PM - 5:00PM

TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE10:00AM – 4:30PM

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A D V A N C E D SESSION J: LATEST PRODUCT INNOVATIONS5TH Floor | Majestic BallroomModerator: Susan Daly, Ph.D.; Johnson & Johnson

Delayed DNA Damage - How Significant this Pathway is for Skin Damage?Ratan K. Chaudhuri, Ph.D.; Sytheon Ltd., USA

A Holistic Approach For An Improved Cutaneous Defense BarrierCristina Carreño, Ph.D.; LIPOTEC S.A.U., a Lubrizol Company

Strat-M membrane, a synthetic diffusion model for study of transdermal and topical formulationsVivek Joshi, Ph.D.; EMD Millipore Corp

How Do Sensory Receptors Participate in Skin Alert Under Environmental Stresses?Karine Cucumel, Ph.D.; Ashland

Replacing petroleum-based ingredients with plant-based (hydrocarbon) alternatives: Re-newable paraffin waxes, emollients, petrola-tum, and mineral oilDzmitry Malevich, Ph.D.; Advonex International

SESSION L: ECOSMETICS5TH Floor | Majestic Ballroom Moderator: Yulia Park; Amway Corporation

Analytics Case Studies from the Retail/ Consumer Sectors Ujjwal Sinha, Ph.D.; Management Foresight

Title Coming SoonDaniel Japiassu; YDreams Global

B A S I C SESSION K: BASIC HAIR & SKIN 4TH Floor | Gershwin BallroomModerator: Valerie George: John Paul Mitchell Systems

Basic Hair ScienceRoger McMullen, Ph.D.; Ashland Specialty Ingredients

Skin pH vs Product pH in the context of Skin cleansing and Care K.P. Ananth; University of Cincinnati

SESSION M: TESTING4TH Floor | Gershwin Ballroom Moderator: Roger McMullen, Ph.D.; Ashland Specialty Ingredients

In vitro tests strategy for sensitization risk assessment of cosmeticsFrederic Nunzi, Ph.D.; IDEA Lab

Speakers and titles are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, please visitwww.scconline.org/ annualmeeting2017

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A B O U T T H E S P E A K E R S

CLAUDIA AGUIRRE, PH.DNeuroscientist and Mind-Body Expert

DEBBIE ALEXANDER, DPhi l23andMe

TIA ALKAZAZActive Micro Technologies

K.P. ANATHUniversity of Cincinnati

RICHARD S. BLACKBURN, PH.D. University of Leeds and Founder of Keracol Limited

DAVID BOUDIERSILAB

CRISTINA CARREÑO, PH.DLIPOTEC S.A.U., a Lubrizol Company

RATAN K. CHAUDHURI, PH.D.Sytheon Ltd., USA

MANASI CHAVANBASF

MARC CORNELL Englewood Lab, LLC

KARINE CUCUMEL, PH.D.Ashland

GIORGIO DELL’ACQUA, PH.D. Akott Evolution

KELLY A. DOBOSSun Chemical Corporation

GUY GERMAN, PH.D. ; Binghamton University, State University of New York

DANIEL JAPIASSÚYDreams Global

VIVEK JOSHI , PH.D.EMD Millipore Corp

MARTIN KURYLOWICZ, PH.D.Mirexus Inc.

ESTELLE LOING, PH.D.Lucas Meyer Cosmetics

PHILIP LUDWIGBASF

DZMITRY MALEVICH, PH.D.Advonex International

JENNIFER MARSH, PH.D.P&G Beauty

BART MAXON Dow Corning Corporation

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AMIN MAZLOOM, PH.D.ProdermIQ

ROGER MCMULLEN, PH.D.Ashland Specialty Ingredients

JOANNE NIKITAKISPersonal Care Products Council (PCPC)

FREDERIC NUNZI , PH.D.IDEA Lab

GREGORY O’NEIL, PH.D. Western Washington University

JOSEPH PAVLICHKOPCT Consulting LLC

UJJWAL SINHA PH.D. Management Foresight

EDWARD SARGENTRutgers University

ARVIND SHAHMicro Powders

JOHN C. WARNER, PH.D.The Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, LLC

JOSHUA WILLIAMSJohnson & Johnson

PASCAL YVON, PH.D.IDEA Tests Group

June 1 until October 31

November 1 until November 30

December 1 until Event Date

FULL REGISTRATION (SCC Members) $675 $750 $875

FULL REGISTRATION (Non-Members) $815 $890 $1015

FULL REGISTRATION (SCC Student Members) $250 $250 $250

SPLIT REGISTRATION (SCC Members ONLY) $850 $900 No Splits Available

ONE DAY REGISTRATION (SCC Members) $575 $650 $775

ONE DAY REGISTRATION (Non-Members) $715 $790 $915

TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE Free $25 $50

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ANNUAL MEETING ATTENDEE REGISTRATION PRICE

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T H E B E A U T Y O F T H E T E C H N O L O G Y S H O W C A S EThe “Technology Showcase” provides a forum for suppliers and contract laboratories serving the personal care industry to present their most recent developments in a poster format. The Showcase combines the details of a scientific poster session with the pragmatic directness of a commercial exhibit (trade names, demonstration prototypes, and supportive literature presented).

The following provides a glimpse at companies participating in the Technology Showcase*

*As of August 2, 2017

R E S E R V E A S P A C E A limited number of Poster Boards are still available. Participants will be acknowledged as Annual Meeting Sponsors.

R E S E R V E A S PA C E T O PA R T I C I PAT E AT W W W. S C C O N L I N E . O R G / A N N U A L - M E E T I N G

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C O N T I N U I N G E D U C A T I O N C O U R S E S

SPECIAL DISCOUNT Individuals registering for a Continuing Education Course at The Westin New York at Times Square AND are registering for the Annual Scientific Meeting (Full Registrants Only) may deduct $25.00 off the Meeting Registration (when registering both in the same transaction).

Please note: Registration for these CEP courses includes conti-nental breakfast and lunch on the day of the course.

FULL Registration to the Annual Meeting includes admission into all General Sessions, the Technology Showcase, Monday Luncheon, and one ticket into the Suppliers’ Cocktail Reception on Monday evening.

For more information, please view the full course outlines at www.scconline.org/nationalcepcourses

Expand your knowledge of cosmetic science by adding one of two new Continuing Education Courses to your agenda before the start of the annual meeting!

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2017

9:00AM – 5:00PM9th Floor

The Westin New York at Times Square

THE SAFETY ASSESSMENT AS TOOL FOR GLOBAL COMPLIANCE OF COSMETIC PRODUCTS AND THEIR INGREDIENTS Moderator: Steven L. Hanft. Speakers: Karl Popp, R.Ph., Craig R. Weiss, Dr. Uwe Rossow and Dr. Annelie Struessmann

This workshop will provide attendees with knowledge on the current industry regulations by delivering the following information through presentations and panel discussions: 1) Requirements for a cosmet-ic ingredient and cosmetic product safety assessment 2) Necessary data to support the safety of the ingredients and the product 3) Hazard characterization and exposure assessment 4) Establishing a cosmetic product safety report as legal document for proof of liability and for global market access

CLAIM SUBSTANTIATION FOR COSMETIC PRODUCTSSpeaker: Dr. Nava Dayan, LLC

The FDA and the FTC are carefully watching cosmetic products for non-substantiated misleading claims. If the claim is indeed mislead-ing the consumer and drives to a purchase of a product that will not deliver its premise-this is an ethical matter. With the skin care indus-try striving to produce safer products, it should also further stream its scientific resources towards testing products for their activity on the skin and provide fair translation into claims. Common criteria for justification of claims are a challenging aspect in product development since it needs to be customized for the purpose of use and nature of the product developed. This course is tailored to provide key aspects in the establishment of best practice to be applied in experimental design and tie it into the regulatory framework rationale. It will focus on recent developments in skin biomarkers research and skin micro-biome as well as human clinical studies.

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FULL registration includes admission into all General Sessions, the Technology Showcase, the luncheon on Monday, the box lunch on Tuesday and the Cocktail Reception on Monday.

STUDENT registration includes admission into all General Sessions, the Technology Showcase and the luncheon on Monday and the box lunch on Tuesday.

NOT included in the base registration are Continuing Ed-ucation Programs and hotel accommodations. A discount of $25 off the registration fee will be given if you register for the full Meeting (both days) and a Continuing Education Course (when purchased in the same transaction).

TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE is free up until October 31, 2017. After this date, in order to attend, attendees who have not purchased a FULL registration will need to pay a $25 admittance fee which raises to $50 December 1st.

MONDAY ONLY registration includes admission to the Monday General Sessions, entrance into the Monday Technology Showcase, the Monday Luncheon and the Suppliers’ Cocktail Reception on Monday evening.

TUESDAY ONLY registration includes admission to the Tuesday General Sessions, box lunch and entrance into the Tuesday Technology Showcase.

SPLIT registration allows two individuals from the same company to attend sessions with one individual attend-ing on Monday and one on Tuesday. SPLIT registration includes access for only those functions scheduled on the day on which each individual registrant is attending (see above for details and please note that there are no exceptions). Split registrations will be accepted until November 30th. There will be no split registrations ac-cepted at the door. The split registration fee covers both individuals. One of these individuals MUST be an SCC member in order to complete registration.

UNEMPLOYED members are invited to attend the Gen-eral Sessions free of charge; please contact the SCC Na-tional Office at scc@scconline.org for more information.

ON-SITE registration is available, though at a signifi-cantly higher fee ($875 for Members and $1,015 for Non-members). It is highly recommended that you register early so as to guarantee the lowest rate for the Annual Meeting and secure a room at The Westin New York at Times Square.

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The Society of Cosmetic Chemists cannot be held responsible for forms lost in the mail.

Badges and/or wristbands must be worn to all General sessions, luncheons, exhibits and social events. If the proper SCC badge is not displayed, you will be asked to either leave the meeting site or register for the meeting.

HOTEL reservations can be made directly with The Westin New York at Times Square via the dedicated weblink found on the Annual Meeting website or by calling (888) 627-7149 (U.S./Canada); all other regions call (508) 324-0500. Please be sure you mention the SCC 2017 Annual Scientific Meeting. The SCC Room Block and Rate at The Westin New York at Times Square are reserved on a first-come-first-served basis until 5:00pm on ET on November 17, 2017. Neither the Society nor The Westin New York at Times Square are responsible for the availability of rooms for reservations received after November 17. CANCELLATION of your room MUST be made prior to Monday, October 16, 2017 or you will be held responsible for 1 room night plus tax! CONFIRMATION of your room will be sent via email from the The Westin New York at Times Square upon completion of your reservation. ROOM RATE is as follows: single/double $299 per night – please make your room reservation from the Annual Meeting site (www.scconline.org/annualmeeting2017) and click on Hotel Information tab. LOCATION The Westin New York at Times Square is conveniently located at 270 West 43rd Street, New York, NY 10036

REGISTRANTS may pick up their registration material beginning Sunday, December 10th at the SCC Registra-tion Desk, located on the 9th Floor between the hours of 8:00AM and 5:00PM.

The Supplier Cocktail Reception starts at 5:00PM and ends at 7:00PM on Monday Evening. The Society kindly asks that Sponsors, Exhibitors and Vendors extend a professional courtesy to the SCC and not schedule outside activities for Annual Meeting attendees during Meeting hours.

The Technology Showcase will run from 10:00AM to 4:30PM on Monday and from 9:00AM to 4:30PM on Tuesday.

TO RESERVE A PRIVATE ROOM FOR YOUR COMPANY TO HOLD MEETINGS DURING THE #SCC71, YOU CAN REACH OUT TO JENNY AHN AT THE WESTIN NEW YORK AT TIMES SQUARE. MS. AHN WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE YOU WITH ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED, INCLUDING PRICE FOR RESERVATION.

Please note: The SCC asks that you do not reserve a meeting during a time slot that would pull an attendee away from any of the Technical Sessions and Technology Showcase. We are currently finalizing the program and will publish this information as soon as possible, which you can use as a guide for scheduling.

JENNY AHNjenny.ahn@westin.comTel: 212.201.4644.

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