Membership opportunities include, but are not limited to:
Highest status within the federation of Member Societies working in cancer at a European level
Ability to nominate candidates for the Board of Directors and President, and to participate in those elections
Participate in bi-annual General Assembly meetings of all Member Societies
Participate in policy decision-making through the Policy Approval Pathway, contributing to policy documents, having access to advice from Policy staff team and receiving news and information on relevant policy activities
Participate in their chosen Focused Topic Networks
Special status within the Endorsement Policy
Work collaboratively with other Member Societies on EU funding calls, e.g. EU4Health, Horizon Europe
European Cancer Summit with some free invitations and visibility opportunities
Access the Secure Area of European Cancer Organisation’s website
Member Society’s logo on the European Cancer Organisation’s website
Authorised to use the Member Society badge
Amplify Member Society’s work through ‘Community’ and ‘Quarterly’ updates
Liaison with the Patient Advisory Committee through Focused Topic Networks and other opportunities
Benefit from the 50% discount for accrediting your Distance Learning and live educational events though the Accreditation Council of Oncology in Europe (ACOE)
Receive invitations to participate in meetings with key stakeholders
Join Roundtable meetings on specific subjects
Benefit from European Cancer Organisation’s collaboration with other alliances