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ENYGO Friends

Empowering. Showcasing. Connecting.

 

Project Overview

ENYGO Friends is a global, social-media–driven initiative launched by the ENYGO
Social Media Committee. The project aims to highlight and celebrate the diverse
activities, contributions, and achievements of individuals from all regions and
professional backgrounds, including clinical oncology, surgery, pathology, nursing,
research, and more. By providing a platform to showcase projects, events,
innovations, and personal stories, ENYGO Friend fosters visibility, community, and
inspires collaboration across the international network. The project is open to
everyone—no membership or geographical restrictions apply.

 

Objectives

  • Showcase the work and achievements of individuals globally.
  • Promote inclusivity and diversity within the ENYGO community.
  • Strengthen professional networking and peer recognition.
  • Encourage knowledge exchange and collaboration.

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Activities and Components

1. ENYGO FRIENDS Spotlight
Monthly posts featuring projects, research, or clinical initiatives.
Content includes a short bio, photos, quotes, and links to research work or
publications.

2. ENYGO FRIENDS around the World
A visual campaign and interactive map showcasing the geographical location and
the work been carried out.

We accept photos of teams, clinics, hospitals, local events or training activities,
community initiatives or outreach work.

3. ENYGO FRIENDS voices (Mini Interviews)
Short Q&As with mentors and colleagues sharing their journeys, challenges, and
visions for gynaecological oncology.
Format: 3–5 short questions with headshot/photo.

4. ENYGO FRIENDS takeovers & reels
Dynamic and authentic insights into daily professional life: Instagram / Facebook / X
(Twitter) takeovers, “A Day in My Life” stories, short video clips of de-identified
surgical cases, conferences, training sessions.

5. ENYGO FRIENDS research & Innovation Highlights
A dedicated space to promote academic and scientific contributions: Ongoing
studies, audits, and multicentre collaborations, Infographics, visual abstracts, or slide
summaries, links to published work, posters, or presentations.

 

Materials and Content Formats

  • High-quality images (clinical/non-clinical, events, team photos)
  • Short videos or reels
  • Testimonials or stories
  • Infographics or PowerPoint slide summaries
  • Links to articles, presentations, or external features
  • Regional event posters/flyers