About CGA-IGC

Vision Statement

The vision of the CGA-IGC is to eliminate morbidity of and mortality from hereditary gastrointestinal syndromes.

Mission Statement

The mission of CGA-IGC is to be a leading global authority in advancing the science and clinical management of hereditary gastrointestinal cancer syndromes through the pillars of:

• Education
• Discovery and Innovation
• Collaboration and Community
• Organizational Vitality

For further information about our strategic plan, please visit the CGA-IGC website at www.cgaigc.com

Our Members

The CGA-IGC is a community of approximately 500 clinicians, researchers and patient advocates actively involved in our year-round society offerings. Our wider network of over 1000 individuals includes scientific leaders and patient advocacy organizations who receive regular communication from our society.

The CGA-IGC’s Commitment to Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

The CGA-IGC promotes diversity and inclusiveness throughout the organization including its membership, governance, and education programming. The CGA-IGC also recognizes the importance of advancing health equity in patient care in achieving our core mission as an organization.

Our Committees and Their Work

The CGA-IGC Committees work to foster an environment of collaboration and to offer members greater involvement with the society. They include:

• Communications Committee
• Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI) Committee
• Education Committee
• Grant Review Committee
• Meeting Planning Committee
• Membership Committee
• Research Committee

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