Thallo Health Attends SEEDS 2024 Spring Conference: A Recap

Thallo Health is dedicated to staying at the forefront of advancements and discussions in the field of reproductive health and fertility. Recently, our CEO & Founder, Andrea Bryman, and Operations Manager, Jonathan, had the privilege of attending the SEEDS 2024 Spring Conference held in Denver, CO. Here's a recap of the event and the valuable insights gained:

Networking Opportunities and Schedule Highlights

One of the key takeaways from the SEEDS 2024 Spring Conference was the emphasis on networking and community building. Based on feedback from previous conferences, organizers allocated more time for networking sessions, allowing attendees to connect, share experiences, and foster meaningful relationships.

Day 1 of the conference kicked off with a leisurely brunch, providing attendees with the perfect opportunity to mingle and network before diving into the day's agenda. The cocktail party, held on-site at the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center, offered further networking opportunities and a chance for attendees to unwind after a day of insightful discussions.

Day 2 started with a unique Hive Mind Breakfast, featuring an open mic format to facilitate collaborative conversations and discussions among attendees. The extended lunch break encouraged continued networking without the constraints of round table topics, fostering organic connections and knowledge sharing.

The SEEDS 2024 Spring Conference covered a wide range of topics relevant to the field of reproductive health and fertility. From discussions on the implementation of SEEDS standards to navigating the impact of hedge funds and addressing reputation challenges, the agenda offered valuable insights and actionable strategies for attendees.

With sessions focusing on advocacy, donor-conceived persons protection acts, escrow management challenges, and more, the conference provided a comprehensive overview of current issues and trends in the industry.

Attending the SEEDS 2024 Spring Conference was an enriching experience for Andrea Bryman and the Thallo Health team. The opportunity to connect with industry peers, gain insights from thought leaders, and participate in meaningful discussions further solidifies our commitment to providing exceptional care and support to individuals navigating their journey to parenthood.

As we reflect on the valuable insights gained from the conference, Thallo Health remains dedicated to staying informed, proactive, and compassionate in our approach to supporting individuals and families on their path to parenthood.

The Society for Ethics for Egg Donation and Surrogacy (SEEDS) is a nonprofit group created for all U.S. agencies to have a voice in defining a set of ethical standards for egg donation and surrogacy programs. We are working to self-regulate and offer the best ethical standards for all parties including our clients, clinics, donors, surrogates and others in our industry.

SEEDS strives to create and maintain a community within surrogacy and egg donation which focuses on ethics in each and every facet of this process. We understand the importance, not only to the professional community, but to the general public, in facilitating ethical business practices that ensures third-party reproduction remains a viable and obtainable family-building option for generations to come.

A large portion of our efforts goes towards educating our members through the SEEDS Education Committee. The purpose of the SEEDS Education Committee is to create, prepare, and facilitate educational opportunities and standards for SEEDS Membership.