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Meet Our Expert Speakers
Brooke Bramley
Donor Co-ordinator, City Fertility
Cindy Wasser
Hope Springs Fertility Law, Canada
Cindy Wasser practiced as a Canadian Criminal Defence lawyer from 1987 until 2008. In that year, she became a mum to the first of two daughters through an egg donor and gestational surrogacy. This journey led her to her legal specialisation in Fertility Law. Cindy provides legal advice and services to intended parents, Canadian carriers and donors. Cindy has also provided legal advice to fertility medical practitioners and fertility consultant agencies. She has lectured in the area of fertility law at medico-legal conferences and hospitals.
Dr. Bronwyn Devine
Reproductive Endocrinologist, IVF Australia
Dr. Bronwyn Devine is a gynaecologist and fertility specialist based in Sydney. Having graduated with an MBBS (Hons 1) from The University of Sydney, Bronwyn worked at Westmead Hospital and was admitted to the training program in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She completed the final two years of her fellowship at RHW in Sydney and moved to Canberra with her young family to begin life as a specialist obstetrician and gynaecologist. There she worked for Canberra Fertility Centre as Clinical Director and at ISIS Fertility. Bronwyn has completed a Masters of Reproductive Health (UNSW) and Postgraduate Certificate in Public Health (Sexual Health) (University of Melbourne). She is a professional affiliate of the Australian Chapter of Sexual Health Physicians of the Royal Australian College of Physicians.
Bronwyn's other interests include Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and Congenital Anomalies of the Female Reproductive Tract. She is passionate about improving access to ART services for members of the LGBTIQ community.
Dr. Clifford Librarch
Create Fertility Centre, Canada
Dr. Librach is the Director of the CReATe Fertility Centre. A graduate of University of Toronto, he completed undergrad, graduate and a specialty degree in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Librach went on to spend 3 years at the University of California in San Francisco becoming a board certified Reproductive Endocrinologist and Infertility Specialist. Since 1991 Dr. Librach has been an Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Toronto. He is a Co-Director of the University of Toronto Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Clinic. He is the principal investigator in various clinical and embryology studies and on-going research at Women's College Hospital and university of Toronto. Dr. Librach has played an active in presenting abstracts at various conferences and meetings. He is frequently interviewed for television, radio and print media.
Dr. Said Daneshmand
San Diego Fertility Center. USA
Dr. Said Daneshmand is an internationally recognized Fertility specialist with extensive experience in complex IVF cases, as well as Egg Donor/Surrogacy Third party care.
Dr. Daneshmand serves on the board of several Surrogacy Advocacy groups. He has collaborated to develop in vitro fertilization (IVF) protocols to improve pregnancy rates, including PTEC (post-thaw extended culture), which was one of the most successful IVF regimens that led to a surge in Frozen embryo transfers, as a means to maximize endometrial receptivity. These groundbreaking findings have been published in the internationally respected medical journal, Fertility and Sterility, where Dr. Daneshmand also served as a reviewer.
Dr. Daneshmand completed his fellowship and residency at UCLA. He is specialty board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and sub-specialty board certified in Reproductive Endocrinology.
He is the recipient of numerous awards including the Eileen Pike Medical School Valedictorian Award, the PCRS Fellowship and Practicing Physician Research Award, and the ASRM STAR AWARD, awarded to a select group of research scientists who have presented their original research at the American Society of Reproductive Medicine Conference for 10+ consecutive years. He has served as the President of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society (Iota Chapter) and is a member of the DeCherney Society, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE). Dr. Daneshmand speaks French, Spanish and Farsi.
Intended parents have travelled from more than 40 countries in 2019 alone to seek his help in their journey to parenthood. He was the Principal Investigator in the Multi-Center Global research trial of non-invasive PGT-A, the latest technique for assessing embryonic genetic health without the need for embryo biopsy.
Dr. Uliana Dorofeyeva
Medical Director, International Fertility Group, Georgia
Dr. Uliana started her professional career as an IVF specialist, coordinating the first international cooperation in Ukraine based on the import of sperm and export of embryos. Her vision of helping patients all over the globe motivated Dr. Uliana to establish a process of medical and administrative control of oocyte donation project, which developed into numerous international partnerships and has become recognized worldwide. Dr. Uliana studied medicine at Lviv National Medical University and practiced in such countries as Ireland, Israel and Great Britain. She also established the process of oocyte donation in different locations in Asia and Africa. Dr. Uliana has over 12 years' experience in the IVF field, performed over 5000 treatment cycles and treated patients from 36 countries.
Lauri De Brito
The Fertility Agency, USA
Lauri's daughter was born via surrogacy in May 2005. Eighteen months later, the same surrogate gave birth to Lauri's son. Lauri has experienced the depression and heartache of infertility herself. Like Kathryn, she too, had a career in television before infertility consumed her life. She was a producer/director/writer. But to Lauri, there is nothing more rewarding and ultimately as important as bringing a child who is so very wanted into the world.
Melanie Lee
NSW surrogate
Melanie had known one of her intended parents, Warwick for over 20 years. She first met his partner Jason around 4 years ago. They reconnected some time after Warwicks Facebook post about his desire to find a surrogate. Mel had thought about surrogacy previously for her brother and his wife. Mel is married to Steve and they live in Wollongong with two children. All them spent time getting to know each other and after counseling and legals, their second transfer was successful. Me's pregnancy had plenty of ups and downs, but nothing they couldn't manage. She birthed Jetson via home birth on 3 January 2022 after approx 5 hours of labour. Mel will discuss what she learned along the way.
Michael Bass
Dad via Mediterranean Fertility Institute, Greece
Michael and his wife engaged in the Greek surrogacy program after multiple surgeries were unsuccessful in resolving adenomyosis and carrying a pregnancy was not possible. Michael will discuss the comprehensive legal framework and benefits of altruistic surrogacy in Greece, as well as share details of the program for IPs who have previously not considered Greece as a surrogacy destination.
Natia Janadze
International Programs Manager, ReproART, Georgia
Natia has eight years of working experience with number of intended parents who have successfully completed surrogacy and egg donation programs in Georgia. Her activities include full program management and coordination, including donor and surrogate management for the successful completion of a defined program.
Over her years of journey in the field, she has successfully implemented more than 2000 egg donation and surrogacy programs. 95% of the clients involved in the programs are international patients from different countries, most of the couples participating in the programs are from Israel, China, USA, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Canada, Australia, Greece, Spain, India and other countries. Many years of work experience helps her to determine the couple's priorities, identify their needs and help them achieve the desired result. Free consultations are available at: N.janadze@reproart.ge
Rich Vaughn
Attorney, International Fertility Law Group,
Rich combines his passion for family formation with 20 years of experience in business and technology law. He has been published in the American Journal of Family Law and the Australian Family Law Journal; he has lectured at numerous legal and family-building conferences around the U.S.; and he has been featured as a fertility law expert on National Public Radio, Parenting Magazine Live, and other radio shows. He is also an experienced fitness instructor, triathlete, a former paramedic, and board member of a medical device company. Rich and his husband are the proud parents of twin boys, through egg donation and surrogacy.
In addition to his busy legal practice, Rich devotes numerous volunteer hours to advancing the field of ART law and is a dedicated advocate for LGBT intended parents and families. His community service includes chairing the American Bar Association (ABA) Family Law Section Committee on Assisted Reproductive Technology from 2013-2018, which played a leading role in developing model legislation to assist states in regulating assisted reproductive technology medical providers and donor and surrogacy agencies and providing guidance on resolutions approved by the American Bar on cross-border parentage and surrogacy issues as well as citizenship for children born abroad via ART to U.S. citizen intended parents.
Complimentary One on One Consultations are available during the event. To book please email Rich: rich@iflg.net
Richard Westoby
IP support manager, SDFC, USA
Richard and his partner Steven are fathers to twins born via US surrogacy in September 2012. Richard has become an advocate helping prospective parents learn more about surrogacy. In doing so he aims to help parents make informed decisions from the outset. Richard also helps US fertility clinics reach out to prospective parents in the UK. He has written a step-by-step guide to US surrogacy and has written on surrogacy for We Are Family Magazine. He is also the author of www.guidetosurrogacy.com and is actively involved within the gay dad's community. Richard lives between London and Norfolk.Complimentary One on One Consultations are Available with our expert speakers. To book your expert speaker contact them via rwestoby@sdfertility.com
Sam Everingham
Global Expert & Growing Families Director
Sam Everingham is the Global Director of Growing Families. He has become one of the globe's foremost commentators and researchers on donor & surrogacy trends and capacity. Through conferences, seminars and consulting he has assisted over a thousand singles and couples to plan safe and reliable routes to building families through surrogacy & donor IVF.
Sam has two daughters, Zoe & Ruby, via surrogacy and therefore is very aware of the issues, struggles and frustrations along the surrogacy path. With a background in public health and research he is also the author of several books.
Sarah Bevan
Sarah Bevan Family Lawyers
Sarah has practised solely in family law since the commencement of her career nearly 20 years ago, and has been an Accredited Specialist in Family Law through the Law Society of NSW since 2005. She also is an accredited arbitrator, regular presenter of ongoing legal education papers on family law to the legal profession and is on the panel of lawyers appointed to act as the Independent Child's Lawyer in proceedings under the Family Law Act. Sarah Bevan Family Lawyers are experts in surrogacy, having assisted many Australian and international intended parents and surrogates. Sarah led the team responsible for the landmark NSW decision for the first same-sex couple to be registered as parents on their child's birth certificate, after that child was born through a surrogacy arrangement.
Complimentary One on One Consultations are available during the event. To book please email Sarah: sarah.bevan@sbfamilylawyers.com.au
Tamari Kachlishvili
Global Surrogacy Consulting, Argentina
Tamari is an experienced international fertility manager, with a long history working in local and international health care industry, a Medical degree and a Master's degree in Public Health and Health Policy. She initially ran programs solely in Georgia and has recently opened a groundbreaking surrogacy and donor program in Argentina. Her specific interest is in the inter-dependencies of global and national practices, in how policies are written based on different regional contexts and translated into real medical solution to ensure better health outcomes.
Complimentary One on One Consultations are available. To book please email tamarikachlishvili@yahoo.com
Family Members Sharing Their Stories
Angela Prasad
Parents via USA
After multiple failed IVF attempts in Melbourne, Angela and Rahul turned to San Diego Fertility Center in the US to create their daughter with the help of donor IVF, five years ago. Subsequently, due to an autoimmune condition, they required surrogacy and worked with US surrogacy attorney Rich Vaughn and San Diego Clinic in creating further embryos. Their fist embryo transfer was successful and in Feb 2022 they welcomed Bodhi six weeks early in Los Angeles. Amgela will share their experience and recommendations for future parents
Benjamin PL
Dad via North Cyprus
Hello and Happy New Year from our little family to yours (Ben, Dan and baby Michael). Four years ago, we attended a Growing Families conference in Melbourne as we had known for the longest time, we wanted to become parents, but didn't know where to start. In March 2022 we welcomed our son Michael who was born in Nicosia, Cyrus by our beautiful Surrogate. He was 7 weeks preemie and in the NICU for 12 days. Fast forward 10 months and he is a little superstar who is thriving and the best thing that ever happened to us, becoming Michael's Dad's! We took the extra steps to have our parental responsibility recognised through the courts in Australia after Michael's birth with the help of Aboorva Sundar from Sarah Bevan Lawyers, this was to give us peace of mind and allow us to do stepparent adoption in the future.
Blake Ramear
Teenager via ED surrogacy
Blake, and his twin brother Joel have just turned 13 years old. They also have an older brother, Chandler, who is 14. After being born via a "related" surrogate in San Diego in the US, Blake and his brothers have lived in Australia since their birth. Blake is proud to have represented his school, Oxley College in several sporting events, including athletics and swimming.
Michael & Iolanda Giunta
Parents via Canada
Like many others, Sydney couple Michael and Iolanda liken their surrogacy journey to a rollercoaster ride full of emotions, energy, excitement and such a thrill. They were blessed to meet their angel surrogate through a Canadian Agency and from day one, just clicked. Marc was born in January 2020 – healthy, happy and absolutely gorgeous. He was the best thing to come out of 2020. Marc just celebrated his 3rd birthday and their second journey resulted in a baby girl Gia – now 8 months old.
Todd & Phil Stevens
Dads via USA
Todd and Phil commenced their surrogacy journey back in 2016 when Todd's mum attended a conference and met Lauri and Katherine. From the moment they started working with Agency for Surrogacy solutions Inc. (now The Fertility Agency) the process was fantastic! Having the support of an agency whose team had also either used a surrogate or was a surrogate themselves made everything so much easier to understand. Their first son was born in July 2018 and their second child just this year in 2022. They will discuss what they learned
Warwick & Jason Scott
Dads via Australian Surrogate
Warwick & Jason started looking into surrogacy about 2018, joining surrogacy groups, attending events and posting on Facebook letting friends and family know they were seeking two amazing women to help. They were overwhelmed with offers of eggs and approximately a year after the post, a surrogate Mel reached out. They worked with IFV Australia and there were hurdles. Covid dampened their ability to visit Mel and her family more often. However they were successful on the 2nd transfer. As Jason is a lawyer he prepared all the legal documents, including the parentage orders, but another specialist law firm looked over it.
Zoe Everingham
Pre-teen via ED surrogacy
Zoe is nearly 12 years old, and was born via egg donor surrogacy in India at a time when hundreds of Australian singles and couples were relying on Indian surrogacy. She lives with her dads Sam & Phil in Sydney. She will talk about growing up without a mum, and telling friends and teachers about where she came from.
If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us via email: Info@growingfamilies.org.
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Ambrosie hopeful for European broadcast deals this CFL season
Dan Barnes, Postmedia
It's fair to judge the Canadian Football League's global outreach strategy, CFL 2.0 as it's known, at least in part on its ability to pad the coffers.
And according to commissioner Randy Ambrosie, the league's globetrotting point man on the file, the early financial returns will start coming in this season in the form of international broadcast agreements.
"There's a discussion underway in Mexico right now that's being collaborated on with our friends at the (Liga de Futbol Americano Profesional). I think it's not unreasonable to expect we could have a broadcast deal in Mexico for this season," Ambrosie said last weekend, after returning from meetings in London, Vienna and Helsinki with officials from football federations in four Nordic and three European countries.
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"Based on the tone of the meetings, and I offer that as a caution, I don't think it's unreasonable to expect we'll have a broadcast deal or two in Europe this year, at the start of the season," he added.
"I think in the short term it's not going to be life-altering money. But anything we get in that arena is going to be incremental, which is of course positive. It's also going to expose our game to a new population of potential fans and get our league known in other parts of the world. In the short term, whatever money we're able to secure will be great, but the real opportunity is to get fans outside of Canada and North America watching our game."
Martin Soderberg of the Swedish American Football Federation, said he has no doubt there will be a broadcast deal in place in his country prior to the 2019 CFL season, but he would not offer details.
"Since there still is not a confirmed agreement it would be questionable of me to discuss such matters," he said in an email.
More immediately, there will be perhaps a total of a dozen German, French and Nordic players at the CFL player combine in Toronto in late March. If necessary, a draft of global players will also be held. In January, the nine CFL teams drafted 27 Mexican university and professional players in Mexico City, following a player combine there.
The potential for the presence of international players on CFL rosters in 2019 plays into the league's ability to sign those broadcast and digital streaming deals abroad.
"You get one or two of these young players on a roster and now you can attract a group of fans interested in following one of their countrymen," said Ambrosie. "The other side of it is we're also interested in getting Canadians who might not normally be interested in the CFL but might be interested in somebody who shares their ethnic background, to watch them play in our league."
The CFL 2.0 strategy is bigger than the league itself, and Ambrosie said he is facilitating negotiations between Mexican and Canadian officials on an international clash of university teams.
"Mexico is quite interested in the possibility of some kind of university game, an exchange with Canada involving one of our university teams. It may even be our Vanier Cup champion," said Ambrosie. "That could be quite a spectacle."
Sources in Mexico suggest the game could happen as early as December, though they did not specify a location. Nor was it clear whether the Mexican team would be the champions of the public or private university conference.
Ambrosie said he could envision an annual meeting of champs, alternating between Mexican and Canadian sites. He mentioned B.C. Place Stadium as a potential venue. A domed stadium would obviously be necessary if the game were to take place in December, immediately after the Vanier Cup champs are crowned in November.
"This is a conversation that I'm happy to facilitate with (U Sports president) Graham Brown and the university leadership," said Ambrosie. "I think it would be exciting to see our Vanier Cup champion. There are all kinds of possibilities."
U Sports officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the likelihood that the Vanier Cup champs would participate in such a game this year.
"Part of this is not just what we want to do to grow the CFL game," said Ambrosie, "it's how we lean in and partner with U Sports as well and help to really drive the growth of our university game and junior game because they are a critical part of our long-term success."
CFLPA URGES PLAYERS TO SKIP ACTIVITIES WITH CFL OFFICE DURING CBA TALKS
The Canadian Football League Players' Association has directed its membership to cease participation in "any events or activities with the CFL office" until the two parties conclude negotiations on a collective bargaining agreement.
The directive, made public Monday on Twitter by CFLPA executive director Brian Ramsay, comes in response to CFL teams withholding all off-season signing and roster bonuses from players.
Today, the Canadian Football League Players' Association (#CFLPA) sent a letter to our membership. Read the full details about #TeamCFLPA right HERE ⤵https://t.co/Ibt6IbRjir
— CFLPA (@CFLPA) February 11, 2019
"The CFL is withholding signing bonuses for players until a new collective agreement can be reached, yet the players continue to be asked to accommodate CFL-initiated activities during the off-season that support league partners and drive revenue," Ramsay tweeted.
In an interview with Postmedia, he said CFLPA members would continue to participate in community and charity initiatives.
"We want to be very, very clear. Our players are still going to be doing the community appearances. Our players want to support the communities that support them. What this is, the players will stop doing the content for the league and appearances on behalf of the league.
"The players are committed to seeking fair treatment and respect, and a decision like this today shows the unity of membership and that the players can send a powerful message when they act together."
He said the withholding of off-season bonuses is a hardship for some players.
"A lot of our guys rely on that to provide for their families in the off-season and to continue training."
The CFL did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The CFLPA move comes just weeks before the expected start of negotiations with the league aimed at hammering out a new collective bargaining agreement. But it also comes after the two sides have met regularly over the past year and a half, essentially since Randy Ambrosie was installed as commissioner.
"Our intent was always to try and not let it get to this," said Ramsay. "But unfortunately that hadn't been felt mutually, obviously, or we wouldn't be here."
He said he doesn't feel this move will negatively affect CBA negotiations.
"The intent of that is to facilitate a respectful solution, one our membership can be proud of."
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It's astonishing that four low-level elected officials can commit the 1.8 million residents of Santa Clara County to over a half billion in debt. But the fix was in, and now we pay the price.
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You must admit, Gov. Jerry Brown's "WaterFix" project is aptly named. Last October, the Santa Clara Valley Water District's board voted to oppose the two-tunnel project. But after six months of backroom lobbying by the governor's representatives, this May the same board voted 4-3 to support it.
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Mattel Appoints Tim Kilpin Head of International Division | Mattel Inc.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAT) announced today that company veteran Tim Kilpin has been named Executive Vice President, International, effective immediately. Kilpin will be responsible for advancing Mattel's already strong international presence, and for leading the company's growth in emerging markets throughout Asia, Europe and Latin America.
"As our presence in markets outside the United States continues to grow, it's critical to ensure that we have a strong, experienced leader overseeing Mattel's international business," said Mattel Chairman and CEO Bryan G. Stockton. "International sales make up about half of Mattel's total annual revenue, and our goal is to increase that number steadily over the next few years. With his deep creative experience, his knowledge of the toy industry and his intimate familiarity with Mattel's portfolio of brands, Tim is singularly qualified to lead our international division and to oversee our growth into emerging global markets."
Kilpin has held a variety of leadership roles with Mattel. Most recently, he served as Executive Vice President, Global Brands Team - Boys & Girls, a role to which he was appointed in 2011. Prior to that, he served as General Manager and Senior Vice President, Mattel Brands. He served as General Manager and Senior Vice President for the Girls, Boys and Games groups from November 2008 to February 2010, and for the Boys group from October 2005 to November 2008. Additionally, he served as Senior Vice President, Marketing, from 2003 to 2005.
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South Beach is well known among celebrities and jet-setters as a place people can let loose and be in the company of beautiful people. The gorgeous climate, the unparalleled restaurant and lounge scene, and the ultra-luxury high rise condo's and homes make South Beach one of the most discussed destinations in the United States and we're proud to have it right here in Miami!
South Beach is home to many celebrities, such as Jennifer Lopez, Matt Damon, P. Diddy, (well technically Star Island) several hundred NFL football players, and of course, many world class models. The diverse populace comes from all over Latin America, Europe, and other parts of the United States. Not a day goes by where people aren't stumbling across Ocean Drive or Collins Avenue in search for one last drink. Party-goers and club scene fanatics operate 24-7 in this adult playground.
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What makes South Beach unique as a destination?
For starters, the views from each high rise on South Beach are second to none. Whether you look west towards greater Miami and the Biscayne Bay, or east, where the sun sets on the Atlantic Ocean, the views are simply breathtaking.
Miami is home to a diverse population, and South Beach is home to restaurants, bars, and grocers who cater to each culture. There is the uber-popular David's Cafe, the popular Cuban eatery and breakfast spot, as well as Prime 112, among the most respected steak houses in the world. You can find Colombian discos, European club scenes, and great old American bars, such as Ted's Hideaway, which is popular with the wealthy South of Fifth street residents as well as local bums.
What makes South Beach so interesting is the amount of events held there each year. Whether a celebrity has a concert or performance at a club like Mansion, or the South Beach Wine and Food Festival is setting up for another monumental exhibit, there is always an event taking place. Saturday bikini shows at the Clevelander remain popular, as well as having frozen drinks at Wet Willies on Ocean Drive.
There are condos that sell for under $100k, but very few and far between. There are high rise luxury condos that sell for MILLIONS, (like 20 and 30 million even), and homes such as the Jackie Gleason mansion that preserve the history of South Beach.
People flock to Miami Beach each year to relax, party, and find themselves. Many of them come back and often become South Beach residents. It truly is a one of a kind destination.
More South Beach information to come in the near future. Including South Beach Hotel Reviews, Restaurant reviews, and nightlife reports.