2017 FIRST HALF POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS REPORT
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1 2017 FIST HALF POLITICAL CONTIBUTIONS EPOT September 2017
2 A Message from ich Bagger Chairman, Celgene PAC Cover photos listed clockwise: Ohio Statehouse, United States Capitol, Iowa State Capitol. I am pleased to share Celgene s political contributions report for the first half of 2017, which includes a listing of candidates and political committees supported by the Celgene Corporation Political Action Committee (Celgene PAC) and Celgene Corporation during the period from January 1 through June 30 of The Celgene PAC is a volunteer, nonpartisan, employee-run organization that provides opportunities for eligible employees to participate in the American political process. The Celgene PAC supports and contributes to candidates from both political parties who share our commitment to these core principles of access and innovation in health care: Expanding access to medicines through a competitive marketplace and a regulatory environment in which innovation can flourish Protecting the patient-physician relationship and ensuring patient access to innovative treatments ecognizing the important role of biopharmaceutical companies and their employees in the ecosystem of innovation in health care uring the first half of 2017 the Celgene PAC made contributions totaling $50,000 to 49 candidates and $7,000 to four political committees from both political parties at the Federal and State level. Contributions from Celgene Corporation in states where corporate contributions are permitted totaled $5,300 to three candidates and one political committee from both political parties. I hope you will take a few moments to review this report and see which candidates the Celgene PAC and Celgene Corporation supported in your state. uring the first half of 2017, the Celgene PAC continued its strong track record of support to candidates and committees of both parties that share our commitment to discovering, developing, and delivering therapies for patients. This is a reflection of the continued support of Celgene PAC members throughout the company. The Celgene PAC Board of irectors, which is comprised of Celgene employees, meets monthly to consider recommendations for PAC support and approve contributions to candidates and political committees. The Celgene PAC Board also reviews and approves political contributions made by Celgene Corporation in states and to entities where contributions with corporate funds are permitted. It is more important than ever for us to positively and proactively engage elected officials to demonstrate the importance of biomedical innovation and patient access in health care. I am confident that together, we can have a positive impact on the environment for innovation and access on behalf of the patients we serve. Thank you for your support, ich Bagger Chairman, Celgene PAC POLITICAL CONTIBUTIONS EPOT 1
3 Celgene Ambassadors at the 2017 Legislative Summit in Washington,.C. Celgene Corporation Political Action Committee Board of irectors One of the more challenging barriers to effective patient care is the complex system of coverage and payment for medicines in the U.S. At Celgene, one of our most important goals is helping patients access the medications their doctors have prescribed. The Celgene PAC provides support to those seeking to streamline those systems, and help eliminate barriers to patient access. AmandaLynn Lowe, Senior heumatology epresentative ICH BAGGE CHAIMAN Executive Vice President Corporate Affairs and Market Access JONATHAN BILLE TEASUE Senior Vice President Tax and Treasurery NAIM AHME President Hematology and Oncology JOANNE BECK Executive Vice President Pharmaceutical evelopment and Global Manufacturing PEGGY BAN Senior irector State Government elations GEG CHESMOE Vice President US Government elations and Public Policy AMANALYNN LOWE Senior heumatology epresentative GEAL MASOUI Executive Vice President General Counsel and Corporate Secretary GEGOY OAKES Corporate Vice President and General Manager Inflammation and Immunology CHIS WOOFO Executive Hematology Oncology Consultant POLITICAL CONTIBUTIONS EPOT 2
4 First half 2017 political contributions by Celgene PAC & Celgene Corporation CANIATE PATY OFFICE SOUGHT PAC COPOATE AIZONA CALIFONIA ELAWAE Senator Jeff Flake U.S. Senate epresentative Linda Sanchez epresentative Eric Swalwell epresentative Scott Peters U.S House of $2,000 State Senator Toni Atkins State Senate $1,500 State Senator Holly Mitchell State Senate $1,500 State Assembly Member Adrin Nazarian State Assembly $1,300 Senator Tom Carper U.S. Senate FLOIA epresentative Carlos Curbelo ILLINOIS epresentative Peter oskam epresentative John Shimkus IOWA It s been an incredible experience to be a part of Celgene s political programs and to engage on Capitol Hill. Through our work, we can truly make a difference for patients. Chris Woodford, Executive HOC and Celgene PAC Board Member State Senator William Anderson State Senate State Senator Jake Chapman State Senate State Senator Bill ix State Senate $750 State Senator Thomas Greene State Senate State Senator obert Hogg State Senate State Senator Liz Mathis State Senate State Senator Mark Segebart State Senate State Senator Jack Whitver State Senate State epresentative Joel Fry State epresentative John Forbes State epresentative Mary Mascher State epresentative Tom Moore State epresentative Mark Smith State epresentative Linda Upmeyer State epresentative Beth Wessel-Kroeschell $750 epublican Party of Iowa N/A FIST HALF 2017 POLITICAL CONTIBUTIONS EPOT 3
5 CANIATE PATY OFFICE SOUGHT PAC COPOATE KENTUCKY epresentative Brett Guthrie MASSACHUSETTS epresentative Katherine Clark epresentative Joseph Kennedy NEVAA NEW JESEY Senator ean Heller U.S. Senate Senator obert Menendez U.S. Senate epresentative odney Frelinghuysen epresentative Leonard Lance epresentative Thomas MacArthur epresentative onald Norcross epresentative Bonnie Watson Coleman $5,000 NEW YOK epresentative Christopher Collins NOTH AKOTA OHIO OEGON North akota Senate epublican Caucus State Senate North akota House epublican Caucus State Senator Peggy Lehner State Senate State Senator Charleta Tavares State Senate $750 State epresentative Nickie Antonio State epresentative Terry Johnson $750 $750 Senator on Wyden U.S. Senate epresentative Kurt Schrader PENNSYLVANIA epresentative Charles ent epresentative Patrick Meehan State epresentative Matthew Baker $500 State epresentative Kerry Benninghoff $500 FIST HALF 2017 POLITICAL CONTIBUTIONS EPOT 4
6 CANIATE PATY OFFICE SOUGHT PAC COPOATE TEXAS epresentative Michael Burgess $2,000 epresentative Gene Green TENNESSEE epresentative Phil oe WISCONSIN Speaker of the House Paul yan Lieutenant Governor ebecca Kleefisch Lieutenant Governor $500 OTHE CHC BOL PAC N/A N/A New emocrat Coalition PAC N/A Contributions made to candidates or committees in states shown in blue. There has never been a more important time to be involved in the political process the future of medical innovation is at stake. And there is no better way to get involved than the Celgene PAC. Greg Chesmore, Vice President, Celgene Government elations and Policy POLITICAL CONTIBUTIONS EPOT 5
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