15th International Night of Light Gala
HONORING
Dr. Douglas L. Brockmeyer
2025 Excellence in Medicine Medal
Professor Massimiliano Visocchi
2025 International Excellence in Medicine Medal
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2025
7:00-11pm
Circolo della Caccia
Largo Fontanella di Borghese
19 – 186, Rome, Italy
7:00pm Musical Performance
8:00pm Dinner, Awards, and Program
This exclusive event is limited to eighty guests. Be sure to respond in a timely manner.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6
7:00-10:00pm
Westin Excelsior Rome
Via Vittorio Veneto, 125
00187 Roma RM, Italy
$1,000 per person
(includes Thursday Welcome Reception)
Gala Dinner Sponsor – Seating for six guests: $30,000
Champagne & Wine Sponsor – Seating for four guests: $25,000
Musical Entertainment Sponsor – Seating for two guests: $15,000
Invitation/Stationery Sponsor – Seating for two guests: $10,000
Venue Sponsor – Seating for two guests: $7,500
Decor Sponsor – Seating for two guests: $5,000
Prism of Light Research Sponsor: $250,000
Ray of Hope Research Sponsor: $125,000
Lamp of Knowledge Research Sponsor: $75,000
Beacon of Courage Research Sponsor: $50,000
Full page ad: $500
Half page ad: $250
Westin Excelsior Rome
Via Vittorio Veneto, 125
00187 Roma RM, Italy
Book your group rate for 15th International Night of Light Gala Hotel Accommodations
If you wish to extend or reduce your stay outside the main room block dates, we kindly ask that you send an email to 00070.eventsales@westin.com, as indicated on the front page of the dedicated booking link. In your message, please include your booking number and the dates you wish to add or cancel.
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If you prefer to donate by calling our office, please contact Andrea Grosz at 718-570-0057.
Your generous support has enabled Bobby Jones CSF to achieve a platinum level distinction, and singularly to be invited to co-chair the Non-Profit Advisory Council for the Joint Sections Pediatric Executive Committee , to participate in the Congress of Neurological Surgeons Guidelines Committee, and to write the evidence-based Chiari malformation guidelines. Under the leadership of David Limbrick, the $2.8 million PCORI pediatric surgical trial was completed. Through the efforts of Dr Brockmeyer and colleagues, the Foundation has established the Chiari Clinical Research Consortium, engaging the leading institutions in the U.S.A. and Australia to collaborate on the Chiari Surgical Success Scale in developing the first international dataset of Chiari malformation, syringomyelia, and related disorders. Toward refining diagnostic criteria and clinical efficacy of cranio-cervical stabilization, the Foundation has completed the Delphi-process multi-institutional pediatric meetings, is looking forward to the publication of consensus results, and is now embarking on the Delphi-process to accomplish a consensus for adults. This is a crucial study to ensure that the population with hereditary disorders of connective tissue receives the most effective care.
On behalf of our Board of Directors, Board of Trustees, and Scientific, Education & Advisory Board, we hope to see you in Rome, Italy on the 6th and 7th of November!
