Upcoming Event: 7/23/2026
14th Annual Summer International Business Networking Reception
BUILT TO LAST!
Thursday, July 23rd, 2026
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM EDT
University City Science Center
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Street Parking or visit SpotHero.com
Registration Deadline 7/20,
As we must plan in advance for you!
Age 21+ Event.
Business Casual Attire Suggested.
$185 Duo Discount for Two Non-member Registrations
$110 per person for Non-members
$155 Duo Discount for Two FACC Member Registrations
Employees of FACC Corporate Member Companies
qualify for the discounted FACC Member Rate,
when you register with your work email
as verification of employment,
or an FACC Member and your Guest.
$90 per person for FACC Members
Employees of FACC Corporate Member Companies
qualify for the discounted FACC Member Rate,
when you register with your work email
as verification of employment.
Questions about your FACC membership status or these options?
Please contact info@FACCphila.org.
If you are a member of one of the partner organizations listed below,
please register with your organization to receive the discounted member rate.
Non-members are welcome to register with the FACC at the Non-member rate.
to partner with the British American Business Council (BABC) and Greater Philadelphia's international business associations for the Annual Summer International Business Networking Reception, Built to Last.
This year’s program will focus on healthcare innovation, examining not only the clinical advancements driving longer and healthier lives, but also the social and environmental factors that influence overall well-being. As Greater Philadelphia continues to be recognized as a global hub for life sciences, the event will highlight breakthroughs in medical research from member companies, alongside contributions from leading regional and transatlantic partners.
We will also explore how the "built" environment and design contribute to health outcomes. From hospital architecture that supports recovery to community spaces that foster mental and social well-being, these elements play an important role in shaping healthier and more resilient populations. Through an international lens, the program will broadly focus on how collaboration between the United States and the international community is advancing a combined clinical approach to healthcare; one that integrates scientific innovation with human-centered design.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Ronald McDonald Camp 2026 (RMC), a weeklong overnight camp for kids and young adults with cancer. This experience offers children and their siblings the opportunity to escape the weight of cancer and fully immerse themselves in summer fun. RMC has been a core program of Ronald McDonald House Charities - Philadelphia Region, serving campers and families since 1986.
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