
Jesse Bushman
Opening Keynote
March 9, 2019, Indianapolis, IN
8:00 am
Free
Together, we can
improve our lives along
the way to a cure for
type 1 diabetes (T1D).
Talk to the experts about
research advances, meet with
other families to exchange ideas,
and participate in discussions
important to you.
No walk-up registrations, space is limited.
Kid’s Camp will be available for children ages 5-12.
Teen Sessions will be available for teens ages 13 and up.
Speakers and sessions are subject to change without notice.
Are meals provided?
A light breakfast and healthy lunch are provided to all guests. Please note that dietary restrictions can be made known in the registration information.
Can I change my registration information?
Yes, registrants can go into their registration and update information after their initial registration.
Is space really limited?
Due to the security needs of our host, all participants must be registered for this event beforehand. There will be no walk-up registration for this even
What are my parking options getting to the event?
Free parking is available in both the surface lots and parking garages on the Roche Campus. In the map below, building J is where the event is located right in the middle. Below Building J is the visitor’s garage that is easily accessible and a short walk to the event. You’ll want to enter Entrance 4 from Hague Rd. and continue until you see visitors garage. All spots are available for visitor parking with our event (besides handicap restrictions).
Jesse is the Senior Director, Health Policy at Breakthrough T1D. In this role, Jesse leads Breakthrough T1D’s health policy team, ensuring the advancement of strategies to enable patient access to priority T1D therapies. Jesse joined Breakthrough T1D with a wealth of health policy experience in the clinical community, private sector, and in government. He served as Director, Advocacy and Government Relations at the American College of Nurse-Midwives; as Director, Public Policy and Reimbursement at Genentech; and as Executive Director, Federal Programs at the leading association of private health plans, America’s Health Insurance Plans. He previously held roles at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the U.S. House of Representatives. He received master’s degrees from both George Washington University and Brigham Young University, from which he also obtained his bachelor’s degree.
Attendees can choose to attend one of four breakout sessions:
Attendees can choose to attend one of four breakout sessions:
The research around type one diabetes, with Breakthrough T1D’s funding and support, moves at a fast pace as we move ever closer to the ultimate goal of a cure to type one diabetes. We will hear from Teresa Mastracci, Ph.D., on her lab’s beta cell research as she is joined by clinical research presenting additional advances of 2018-19. Lunch is provided and Gluten-free and vegetarian options will be available. Carb counts will be present for all items at the summit. If you dropped a child off at Kids Camp, please collect them prior to lunch.
Writer and Author, Type 1 Since 1986. Kerri is a passionate advocate for all-things diabetes. She is the creator and author of Six Until Me, one of the first and most widely-read diabetes patient blogs, reaching a global audience of patients and caregivers. Her first book, Balancing Diabetes (Spry Publishing), looks at type 1 diabetes in the context of “real life.” Kerri has lived with diabetes for 30 years. She has experienced a full childhood, the teen years, the college experience, and now pregnancy and parenting, with diabetes along for the ride. Kerri aims to spread a message of hope versus fear through the power of social media, advocacy, and storytelling. Her keynote is sponsored by Tandem’s Live Life in Full Color Speaker Series.
Opening Keynote
Closing Keynote
Lunch Keynote
Last year during the Type One Nation I had a moment and realized this was the very first time in my life that I was in a room surrounded by hundreds of people who can relate to my challenges and know exactly how it feels to live as I do with diabetes. It was an amazing feeling!
Jennifer Penix
We attended the Type One Nation Summit for the first time last year, just two weeks after our daughter’s diagnosis. Hearing all of the inspiring stories and learning about all of the recent advancements in technology gave us so much hope and encouragement during a time when we felt so overwhelmed and worried.
Alex Marston
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