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Corporate Partnerships

Build hair health equity with us

Partnership is different from sponsorship. Partners work alongside NAFPOC on programs, research and reach — with shared goals and public accountability.

Who we partner with

Eight sectors, one shared outcome

Closing the hair health gap requires research institutions, health systems, industry and philanthropy working from the same evidence.

Universities

Joint research, student ambassador chapters, curriculum collaboration and access to underrepresented study populations through community trust.

Hospitals & Health Systems

Patient education at point of care, referral pathways, and registry participation across dermatology and oncology services.

Dermatology Groups

Clinical review, shared education materials, specialist directory listings and early-recognition training for staff.

Beauty Companies

Consumer education partnerships, ingredient transparency, and reaching people where hair decisions are actually made.

Hair Care Brands

Salon and barber certification sponsorship, awareness campaigns, and product guidance grounded in evidence rather than claims.

Biotechnology

Diverse trial enrollment, registry data partnership and translational research on scarring alopecias.

Pharmaceutical Companies

Independent patient education, access programs, and equitable representation in clinical development.

Foundations & Funders

Program grants, research grants, endowed scholarships and multi-year capacity support.

Models

Ways to work together

Program Partnership

Co-develop and fund a named program — a certification cohort, a resource center, a regional awareness campaign.

Research Partnership

Fund grants, contribute to registry design, or collaborate on studies with diverse enrollment as a requirement, not an aspiration.

Community Partnership

Bring NAFPOC education into your locations, employees, members or patient population.

Underwriting

Underwrite the Annual Hair Health Report, the national conference, scholarships, or free education access.

Our terms

Independence is the point

Partners fund the work. They do not shape what we teach. That boundary is what makes NAFPOC worth partnering with.

  • NAFPOC education is never for sale. Partners do not review or influence clinical content.
  • We do not endorse products. Ever.
  • Every partnership is disclosed publicly.
  • Partners must support diverse representation in whatever they fund.