Javara Supports Next Generation Through Rally4Researchers

Javara’s Scott Chatterton Pedals Toward Progress

This September, Javara’s Vice President of Business Development, Scott Chatterton, took on the challenge of the 2025 ACRP Rally4Researchers, a six-day, 355-mile cycling journey from Pittsburgh, PA, to Washington, D.C.

Scott was joined by industry colleagues Kyle Ashe (Head of Business Development, Acclinate) and Dr. David Morin (Director of Research, Holston Medical Group). Together, the team pedaled across the Great Allegheny Passage and the C&O Canal Towpath Trail, raising funds and awareness for the ACRP Access for Students to Clinical Research Training (ASCRT) Scholarship Program.

The Rally supports scholarships and educational grants that open doors for the next generation of clinical researchers—especially those from underrepresented backgrounds. These opportunities provide students and professionals with access to training, certifications, and networking at the ACRP Annual Conference.

“Even with the physical and mental challenge ahead, I am determined to push through because I know this ride symbolizes the persistence needed in clinical research itself… Together, we can pedal toward progress.” – Scott Chatterton

Sponsorship & Support

As a Platinum sponsor, Javara is proud to stand behind this mission. And we are especially proud of Scott, who not only rode with determination but also served as an ambassador for the perseverance, collaboration, and community spirit that define clinical research.

This was Scott’s third consecutive year riding in the Rally, and his commitment reflects Javara’s vision: advancing access to research and strengthening clinical trial partnerships across our integrated research site network. By supporting initiatives like this, we continue building bridges between patients, providers, and cutting-edge clinical research.

About the Rally4Researchers

The ACRP Rally4Researchers is an annual endurance cycling event dedicated to raising funds for the ASCRT Scholarship Program. Through scholarships and grants, the program empowers students and clinical research professionals to access gold-standard education, pursue certifications, and connect with a global network of clinical research experts. Since its founding, the Rally has raised nearly $250,000, supporting the growth and diversity of the clinical research workforce.

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• Please join us in celebrating Scott’s achievement and the impact of this incredible event.
• You can read more about the Rally on the official ACRP blog here!
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