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About βETA The
Bio-Pharmaceutical Education and Training Association (BETA) is a totally
non-commercial and non-profit organization run by and for CGMP Trainers in the
pharmaceutical and related industries in the New England area. Our only purpose
is to provide a platform for the dissemination of information of interest to
other CGMP trainers and for networking among trainers in our group.
In order
to accomplish this mission we hold meetings three or four times a year. Meetings
are generally held at pharmaceutical companies in the area who volunteer space
(and usually some food too) for the meetings. The presenters at our meetings are
both trainers from the local area who share their experience and wisdom with the
group, and also from national level speakers who are occasionally asked to
address the group.
There are
NO membership dues to be a part of BETA. The only requirements for membership
are to be a CGMP trainer in the pharmaceutical or related industries, and to be
willing to share your knowledge and experience with your peers. Training
consultants and vendors are welcome at our meetings but are not voting members
and may make presentations to the group only by invitation of the BETA Executive
Committee.
In 2008, BETA joined the GMP TEA as their Boston Chapter, which provides BETA
members access to expertise available from other pharmaceutical industry
training professionals from around the world and expands the development
opportunities available to the members of the organization. Additionally,
many of our members actively participate in other organizations related to
training and the pharmaceutical industry, including the
PDA , ASTD,
ASQ, and ISPE.
Please
take a moment to look at our By-Laws by clicking the link above. Feel free
to contact any of our officers. For information concerning membership,
and an application, contact the Membership Coordinator,
Joanna Gallant. If you would be
interested in hosting a meeting, or perhaps presenting at a
meeting, please contact our current President,
Deborah Grant.
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