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I A C PMake plans NOW to attend this year's Compounders on Capitol Hill (CCH)! Join your colleagues as we

work to ensure that patients continue to have access to the customized medications they need.

Head to the Hill with us in June as we go to D.C. to speak with our Senator and Congressional

representatives about several issues that directly affect patients. This year, it’s vital that we address our

concerns with the Drug Quality and Security Act (DQSA) with our respective representation to ensure

access to pharmacy compounding continues! It's up to our IACP Membership to ensure that patients

and practitioners continue to have access to compounded medications prepared by licensed pharmacists

who are following the necessary guidelines and who are helping patients and

practitioners with personalized medication solutions each and every day. There

currently are several issues with DQSA that we believe could detrimentally affect

patients’ access to the compounded medications they need. We are working closely

with our Hill representation, federal regulatory agencies, and state boards of

pharmacy to ensure that DQSA is enacted as it was intended by Congress.

IACP President Dale Coker, RPh, FIACP

The 21st Annual Compounders on Capitol Hill (CCH) will be held June 6-9, 2015 at the Renaissance

Washington, D.C. Downtown Hotel. With more than 400 expected attendees in 2015, Compounders on Capitol

Hill brings together the top-level compounding pharmacists and technicians from across the country with the

same goal – to protect pharmacy compounding. Don’t miss the only pharmacy compounding event that

takes our issues directly to Washington, D.C.’s doorstep.

What you can expect in 2015:

n CCH returns to Downtown Washington, D.C.! Conveniently situated in the Penn Quarter district, thispremier location is surrounded by shops, a variety of dining options, the Spy Museum, Chinatown, theNational Portrait Gallery, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and world-famous National Mallmonuments.

n Hear from experts during in-depth Continuing Education sessions on legislative and regulatory issues atthe state and federal level affecting pharmacy compounding.

n Expanded exhibit hall puts attendees face-to-face with 50 leading companies that serve compoundingpharmacies.

n New to CCH? We’ve developed a special program specifically for First-timers! We will pair you withan IACP Ambassador – a veteran IACP Member and/or IACP Board of Directors Member to better acquaintyou with the meeting and help make introductions to new friends and colleagues.

n Stay for Hill Day! Be an advocate for compounding during in-person Capitol Hill meetings with your state representatives.

n Socialize and support the IACP Foundation during compounding pharmacy’s biggest party of the year– Rx Mixer on Sunday, June 7, 2015.

n On Monday, June 8, the COMP PAC Dinner and Fundraiser is an exclusive opportunity to hob-nob withthe powerful movers and shakers of Washington, D.C. The COMP PAC will host a very high-profileinfluencer to talk face-to-face with our attendees about the future of health care. The event will be held atRuth's Chris Steak House.

Network! Reconnect with old friends and meet new colleagues who share your passionand interest in protecting, promoting and advancing pharmacy compounding!

“Now more than ever,

our membership

needs to be more

engaged with the

Academy at key

events like CCH.

Get involved.

Go to DC. Make

a difference for

compounding.”

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Saturday, June 6, 2015

Sunday, June 7, 2015

IACP Executive Committee Meeting8:00-10:00 a.m.

IACP Foundation Board of Directors Meeting9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

IACP & IACP Foundation Board of Directors Luncheon11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

IACP Board of Directors Meeting12:30-5:00 p.m.

Registration Opens 5:00 p.m.

Registration Opens6:30 a.m.

Continental Breakfast and IACP Exhibitor Experience 7:00-8:00 a.m.Grand Ballroom Salons South & Central Jump start your day with a continental breakfast and the IACP Exhibitor Experience. Refillyour cup of coffee, grab a bite to eat and visit providers of the latest products and servicesto advance your compounding practice.

GENERAL SESSIONSCongressional Ballroom

The Drug Quality & Security Act - HR 3204 – Where Are We Today?8:00-9:00 a.m.This program is made possible through an unrestricted educational grant-in-aid from MEDISCA.In late November of 2013, Congress enacted HR 3204 - The Drug Quality and Security Act (DQSA). This bill reaffirmed the federal authority over certain aspects of compounding as well as created a new classification of federally registeredcompounders called “outsourcing facilities”. Attendees will get to hear the perspective of a non-voting Industry Representative to the FDA Pharmacy Compounding AdvisoryCommittee (PCAC), and learn what is going on in the committee meetings, as well as what is expected to come in the future.

Presented by: Bill Mixon, RPh, MS, FIACP, FACA, The CompoundingPharmacy

Program type: Knowledge-Based

State of the Academy and the IACP Annual Awards 9:00-10:00 a.m.This program is made possible through an unrestricted educational grant-in-aid from PCCA. Join in on the kick-off of the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists 21stAnnual Compounders on Capitol Hill. In this session, IACP will discuss the past year’ssuccesses and challenges facing pharmacy compounding. Hear from IACP leadership onseveral key issues currently underway and where we are headed.

Presented by: Dale Coker, RPh, FIACP, IACP President, Cherokee CustomScript Pharmacy; David G. Miller, RPh, Executive VicePresident & CEO, IACP

Program type: Knowledge-Based

Coffee Break with IACP Exhibitor Experience 10:00-10:30 a.m.Grand Ballroom Salons South & Central Refill your cup of coffee, grab a bite to eat and visit providers of the latestproducts and services to advance your compounding practice.

Being a Good Advocate for Compounding 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.This program is made possible through an unrestricted educational grant-in-aid from Humco Compounding.Sometimes it isn’t what you say, it’s HOW you say it! While pharmacists areexperts in medication management, most of us aren’t the best when it comesto putting our needs and issues into short and concise words and phrases. Tobetter gain the support of legislators at the local, state and federal level, thisinteractive skill-building session will provide you with the practical skills to getyour message across…and obtain the action you want!

Presented by: Christopher Kush, MPP, CEO/Author, SoapboxConsulting, LLC

Program type: Knowledge-Based

Lunch Break and IACP Exhibitor Experience12:00-2:00 p.m.Grand Ballroom Salons South & CentralLunch will be served to all attendees and exhibitors soplan to make the IACP Exhibitor Experience a “don’t miss”on your daily plan. Make sure to visit all of our IACP Corporate Partners andexhibitors to learn how they can benefit your practice.

Overview of Veterinary Compounding Regulations 2:00-3:00 p.m.Any pharmacist who has worked with veterinarians knows that there are a lot of “we don’t know” answers to questions about which law or which regulationneeds to be followed. Many state Boards of Pharmacy defer to their veterinarianequivalent while others apply human prescription compounding rules to thepreparation of animal medicines. With the possibility of federal intervention inveterinary compounding through either Congressional or FDA action, having aclear understanding of what's occurring and still needs to be done at the statelevel is critical.

Presented by: Jon B. Rawlson, President, Armory Hill AdvocatesProgram type: Knowledge-Based

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Welcome Reception Honoring the IACP Fellows6:00-8:00 p.m. Sponsored by Letco Medical.Renaissance BallroomStart your Compounders on Capitol Hill experience off right by renewing oldacquaintances and meeting new colleagues who share your passion andinterest in protecting, promoting and advancing pharmacy compounding!The Welcome Reception will take place in theRenaissance Ballroom. The Welcome ReceptionHonoring the IACP Fellows will recognize those elitemembers as specialists in the art and skill of pharmacycompounding before their colleagues at Compounderson Capitol Hill. Join us for cocktails and nibbles, minglewith old friends and meet new colleagues.

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Sunday, June 7, 2015

A Practitioner’s Perspective on Veterinary Compounding3:00-4:00 p.m.This program is made possible through an unrestricted educational grant-in-aid from PCCA.Although the Drug Quality and Security Act (DQSA) of 2013 has provided regulatoryassurance for improving the quality of compounds prepared for humans, the DQSA issilent on compounding for non-human patients. Attendees will get to hear variousperspectives on the benefits and risks of compounding for animals and describeelements of potential initiatives (legal, educational, organizational) that could improvethe quality of compounds prepared for animals.

Presented by: Ashley S. Morgan, DVM, American Veterinary MedicalAssociation (AVMA); Rachael G. Pontikes, JD, Partner,Duane Morris LLP; Marcy Bliss, President, WedgewoodPharmacy

Program type: Knowledge-Based

Legislative Activities at the State Level4:00-5:00 p.m.In the past six months, IACP has tracked and worked with state pharmacy associationson more than 50 legislative issues addressing compounding. Some states haveaddressed office-use, others lethal injections, and still others how to handle 503Boutsourcing facilities. This session will examine some of the major trends in stateactivities as well as an IACP supported effort to address questionablephysician/pharmacy marketing schemes that disrupt patient freedom of choice.

Presented by: David G. Miller, RPh, Executive Vice President & CEO,IACP; Cynthia E. Blankenship, Esq., Vice President ofGovernment Affairs, IACP; David A. Kosar, MAJ,Independent Consultant

Program type: Knowledge-Based

5:00 p.m. Adjourn

M E E T I N G A G E N D A

Monday, June 8, 2015

Registration Opens 8:00 a.m.

Continental Breakfast and IACP Exhibitor Experience 8:30-9:30 a.m.Sponsored by PCCA.Grand Ballroom Salons South & Central Jump start your day with a continental breakfast and the IACP Exhibitor Experience.Refill your cup of coffee, grab a bite to eat and visit providers of the latest productsand services to advance your compounding practice.

GENERAL SESSIONSCongressional Ballroom

DQSA Update: Your Hill Advocates 9:30-10:30 a.m.Your Congressman and your Senator make the decisions, right? Of course they do.But without the help of hardworking staff to research complex issues, coordinatepositions and policy with other offices, and taking input from constituents, thosedecisions wouldn’t be as well-informed or as clear. This session will feature severalCongressional staff members who are directly involved in advocating for compoundingpharmacists’ rights and the need for clarification in the Drug Quality and Security Act.

Presented by: Legislative staff has been invitedProgram type: Knowledge-Based

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Implementation of the Memorandum of Understanding 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.This session will discuss the current status of, and issues concerning, theMemorandum of Understanding (MOU) required to be issued by the Food and DrugAdministration pursuant to the Drug Quality and Security ACT (DQSA). In particular,the session will examine how the MOU will impact state regulation of compoundingpharmacies and the collaborative regulatory efforts that will occur between the stateboards of pharmacy and the FDA.

Presented by: Rachael G. Pontikes, JD, Partner, Duane Morris LLP;Gay Dodson, RPh, Texas State Board of Pharmacy;Carmen Catizone, MS, RPh, DPh, NABP

Program type: Knowledge-Based

11th Annual Rx Mixer PresentsRewind: Back to the 80s 6:30-Midnight – Renaissance Ballroom$150 per person (includes 2 drink tickets)

Lots of blue eye shadow, acid washed jeans with popped-upshirt collars, fingerless lace gloves, giant hair bows, and layersof beaded necklaces are totally tubular once again for Rewind:Back to the 80s— the theme for IACP Foundation’s 11th AnnualRx Mixer, a fundraising event to be held in conjunction withIACP’s 21st Annual Compounders on Capitol Hill (CCH).

Event Co-Chairs, Erin Michael, MBA, CPhT and RichardHarwood, CPhT, with their Live Auction, and Big BoardCommittees, plan to raise more than $200,000 throughsponsorships and the auction to benefit IACP Foundation!

Travel back to the place where you uttered slang phrases like“gag me with a spoon,” “like, totally,” “gnarly,” “grody,” “grody tothe max,” “rad,” “awesome,” or any combination of these wordsexcessively. If your hairdresser couldn’t stop laughing longenough to actually give you the Flock of Seagulls haircut youwanted. And, if you still know all the dance moves to “Thriller.”You know you belong to the 80s.

Our totally awesome guests will be treated to an evening ofdelicious food and festive cocktails, fellowship, music, dancing,Live Auction, and Big Board. Travel back to the 80s in a themedphoto booth or try your luck at the casino tables. Your support ofthe Rx Mixer will help fund the IACP Foundation’s research andeducation initiatives! Enjoy fellowship with pharmacists fromaround the country while benefiting the IACP Foundation. It’s aParty with a Purpose. Like totally.

If you’re interested in sponsoring a table, emailfoundation@iacprx.org.

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Monday, June 8, 2015

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Lunch Break and IACP Exhibitor Experience12:00-2:00 p.m.Sponsored by PCCA.Grand Ballroom Salons South & Central Don’t miss this final opportunity to visit with the IACP Corporate Partners andexhibitors that support you and your Academy. Lunch will be served to allattendees and exhibitors so plan to make the IACP Exhibitor Experience a“don’t miss” on your daily plan.

FDA Inspections2:00-3:00 p.m.This program is made possible through an unrestricted educational grant-in-aid from MEDISCA.FDA Inspections are happening to compounding pharmacists all the time, and many are finding themselves unprepared and unsure of the process. Thissession and panel discussion will allow attendees to understand inspectionrequirements by states and allow pharmacists to proactively maintain ongoing readiness for inspections. Business will benefit from preparation and knowledge in handing inspections, thus resulting in better outcomes.

Presented by: Elizabeth Scott (Scotti) Russell, RPh, NABP;Deborah A. Pearce, JD, Deborah A. Pearce, LLC;Linda Cappellini Stizza, RPh, FACA, FIACP, AvellaSpecialty Pharmacy

Program type: Knowledge-Based

What's Going on Legislatively, Judicially, and by Way ofEnforcement? A Pharmacy Law Update 3:00-4:00 p.m.This program is made possible through an unrestricted educational grant-in-aid from MEDISCA.Most pharmacists rely on their professional associations or their Board ofPharmacy to keep them informed and up-to-date about changes in practiceacts at the federal and state levels. But did you know that the judicial branch –the court system – also affects pharmacy law? Over the past year, there have been some interesting legal challenges pertaining to pharmacy andpharmaceuticals which directly affect your daily practice. This session willprovide an easy-to-understand overview of the key court decisions as well as some of the upcoming cases you need to know about in order to protectyour practice and your business.

Presented by: Deborah A. Pearce, JD, Deborah A. Pearce, LLC(Attorney)

Program type: Knowledge-Based

Preparing to Visit Your Congressmen and Senators 4:00-5:00 p.m.A traditional component of CCH are the calls which you make on yourCongressional and Senatorial delegations. This year’s “Hill Prep” presentationincorporates the tips and techniques on how to successfully lobby with in-depth explanations of IACP’s core compounding messages and asks. Get readyfor Capitol Hill with the knowledge to make your visits even more successful.

Presented by: Cynthia E. Blankenship, Esq., Vice President ofGovernment Affairs, IACP; David G. Miller, RPh,Executive Vice President & CEO, IACP; MichaelSpira, MA, American Pharmacists Association

Program type: Knowledge-Based

5:00 p.m. Adjourn

This year’s COMP PAC Dinner is an exclusive opportunity

for IACP members to have a candid and direct dialogue

with a Congressman to talk about the future of health

care and compounding as well as the current regulatory

and legislative issues facing compounding pharmacies.

Space at the event will be limited so reserve your seat

early and help COMP PAC achieve its goal of raising

funds to use in supporting candidates who recognize

the value of compounding pharmacists and the services

they provide. Remember, COMP PAC is the only

PAC exclusively representing the interests of the

compounding profession.

Please email ashlyn@iacprx.org to attend the

COMP PAC Dinner and Fundraiser. Payment for the

COMP PAC Dinner must be paid by individual personal

check or personal credit card.

COMP PAC Dinner and Fundraiser

Monday, June 8, 20157:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

(2231 Crystal Drive, 11th Floor, Arlington, VA 22202)

$1000 per person

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Registration Opens 6:30 a.m.

State Breakfast and Briefing 7:00-9:30 a.m. Congressional BallroomHit the Hill the right way with a good hearty breakfast andadvice from a compounding-friendly Congressman at ourannual State Breakfast event. Plan your day withcolleagues and friends from your state to maximize yourtime and impact as you take the needs and interests ofcompounders to Capitol Hill.

Off to the Hill! 9:45 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Appointments and scheduling coordinated by Soapbox Consulting, LLC.

Capitol Hill Debriefing and Closing Celebration 3:00-6:00 p.m. Penn Quarter Make sure that all of your visits pay off by sharing your meetings and discussions withIACP’s Government Affairs team. Update us on your conversations, what follow-up needsto be done, and help “close the loop” to maximize your personal and IACP’s collectiveimpact. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and refreshments as you share your war stories and helpcelebrate another successful CCH event.

Continuing Education Credit The IACP 2015 Compounders on Capitol Hill has been approved for 14.5 contact hours (1.45 CEUs) and attendees may acquire up to 11.5 contact hours (1.15 CEUs) of continuingeducation credit. Attendees will be required to complete an online evaluation for each CE session they attend to verify attendance and acquire their CE. Attendees must provide theirNABP e-Profile ID and birthdate (MMDD) to receive credit for any ACPE-accredited CPE session.

It is the responsibility of the CPE taker to provide correct information. If incorrect information is provided, the record will be rejected by the CPE Monitor and the CPE credit will not beawarded. If you complete an online evaluation for each CE session you attend at the conclusion of the conference, your CPE credits will be uploaded to the CPE Monitor System within 60 days ofcompletion. If you do not see CPE activity displayed for a session that you attended and it has been more than 60 days since you submitted the CPE to the provider, please contact your CPE provider.

All sessions carrying the ACPE program number are approved for continuing education credit. The American College of Apothecaries, Inc. is accredited by the Accreditation Council for PharmacyEducation as a provider of continuing pharmacy education.

For the most up-to-date Meeting Agenda go to www.iacprx.org/cch.

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Renaissance Washington, D.C. Downtown Hotel 999 Ninth Street NW Washington, DC 20001

Reservations: 1 (800) 468-3571 (Toll-Free)

Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. Check-out time is 12:00 noon.

The IACP room block has sold out. Please click here toview recommended hotel options.

Deposit and Cancellation Policy: All reservations must beaccompanied by a one-night room deposit or guaranteed with amajor credit card. Reservations may be cancelled until 6 p.m. onthe day of arrival EST, without penalty.

H O T E L

Registration fees include tuition, Continuing Education fees, meeting syllabus, continental breakfasts, lunch, refreshment breaks, the Welcome Reception, the State Breakfast and Briefing,and the Capitol Hill Debriefing & Closing Celebration. Registrants and guests will need to pay an additional fee to attend the Rx Mixer and the COMP PAC Dinner.

*Non-member rate includes all food functions and Continuing Education credit. Does not include separate ticketed events. Non-member attendees areencouraged to join IACP prior to registering for the conference. Non-Member attendees will be contacted by the registrar to review IACP Membershipinformation. To learn more about joining IACP, visit www.iacprx.org.

**Spouse/Guests will not receive continuing education credit. If continuing education credit is needed, a separate full attendee registration must be completed.

***Upon verification of student’s status (e.g. current copy of student identification card), registration will include a free Student Membership to IACP.

You will get a confirmation email when your registration has been submitted.

CANCELLATION POLICY

A $100 administration fee will be retained if you cancel your registration for any reason. In order to receive a refund of the balance, written notice must be received by Thursday, April 30, 2015. No refunds will be made after this date.

Save on travel! Visit the meeting web site at iacprx.org/cch and take advantage of airfare and rental car discounts!

Advance Discount Price Regular On-Site/OnlineOn or Before On or Before After April 6, 2015 before April 30, 2015 April 30, 2015

IACP Member $675 $750 $875

Non-Member* $1,150 $1,200 $1,300

IACP Technician Member $395 $445 $545

Spouse/Guest** (no CE credit) $420 $470 $570

Pharmacy Student*** $150 $150 $220

Hill Day Only Registration (no ticketed events) $275 $275 $275

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FREEDOM ' S 4TH ANNUAL SEMIN

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Join Us for Freedom’s 4th Annual Seminar in Denver, Colorado! This is a revolutionizing seminar with two days of education and networking with compounding industry leaders and colleagues. During this unique seminar, we will have expert speakers presenting on topics that matter most to you and your pharmacy. We will also feature a speaker panel segment which will allow you the opportunity to discuss key issues that our industry faces more in depth. The Annual Seminar will correspond with Freedom’s September CPCSI training course.

Daymond JohnKeynote Speaker

“The Shark” - Founder FUBU

Dr. Nayan PatelCentral Drugs Compounding

Dr. Hamid Bakhteyar

Carolina Compounding Pharmacy & Health Center

Dan Benamoz, RPh CEO – Pharmacy

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