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Stephenson Global Pancreatic Cancer Research Institute
Our mission is to end pancreatic cancer by funding groundbreaking and innovative research, accelerating scientific discoveries, and fostering collaboration to advance early detection and transformative treatments.
Stephenson Global Pancreatic Cancer Research Institute (SGPCRI) has been established to advance early detection, innovative treatments and breakthrough research for pancreatic cancer. Inspired by the legacy of Toni Stephenson, SGPCRI strives to accelerate life-altering scientific and medical advances in pancreatic cancer to significantly reduce death rates, ease the burden on patients and their families, and ultimately eradicate the disease.
SGPCRI is redefining the research landscape with a groundbreaking model designed for agility and rapid progress. The pillars of the SGPCRI include the Stephenson Global Prize, the Stephenson Global Scholar Grants and the Annual Stephenson Pancreatic Cancer Symposium.
Stephenson Global Prize
A $1 million annual award, recognizing individuals whose groundbreaking contributions have significantly advanced pancreatic cancer research, bringing us closer to the ultimate goal of eradication.

Stephenson Global Scholar Grants
Stephenson Global Scholar Grants empower investigators to pursue bold and innovative ideas, providing substantial funding to fuel transformative research. By cutting through bureaucracy and eliminating red tape, the SGPCRI creates an environment that encourages true innovation and courageous risk-taking.

Leadership

“As entrepreneurs, we know that innovative thinking can solve a multitude of complex problems. The path to success was never found by following a standard line of thinking. We have always directed our leadership teams to question our methods, and if it appears we need to turn another way — especially toward transformation — we must chart a new course and get to it.”
A. Emmet Stephenson Jr. and Tessa Stephenson Brand
Meet the Executive and Advisory Boards
Learn about the leaders driving SGPCRI’s mission.