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Author Archive: Sarah Sneeringer
Sarah is Director, Programs at the Biotechnology Industry Organization where she is responsible for developing the program for the BIO International Convention. Sarah spent nine and a half years at the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) where she held various roles in programming, grassroots outreach and fundraising. She has served on the board of directors of the NACDS Foundation, National Council for Patient Information and Education (NCPIE) and the Boys and Girls Club of Alexandria.
Sarah graduated from the University of Delaware with a marketing degree and is originally from Shillington, Pennsylvania. In her spare time she enjoys watching the Phillies win, running, traveling, spending time with family and friends and HGTV.Latest Posts
Programming Updates to the 2012 BIO International Convention
With Convention less than four months away, things are quickly falling in to place with several programming updates to note! A total of 115 breakout sessions have been confirmed and scheduled, including 18 international case studies. Session organizers are currently finalizing speakers. All session descriptions and confirmed speakers are available on myBIO. Even after all of the session submissions work, we asked for more session ideas! We recently completed a call for “Late-Breaking” sessions in Read More >
2012 BIO International Convention to Highlight Breakthroughs
2012 BIO International Convention to Highlight Breakthroughs in Healing, Fueling, and Feeding the World The BIO International Convention Program Committee recently selected 125 thought-provoking and timely sessions among 13 educational tracks. The 2012 tracks include: Achieving Regulatory Approval and Compliance; Biofuels and Biobased Chemicals; Biotech Patenting and Tech Transfer; Business Development; Drug Discovery and Development; Finance; Food and Agriculture; Global Innovation and Markets; Health Policy and Reimbursement; Innovations in Vaccines; International Case Studies; Manufacturing of Read More >
Behind the Global Stage at BIO
After more than nine and a half years at the National Association of Chain Drug Stores, I joined BIO three months prior to the biggest event of the year, the 2011 BIO International Convention here in Washington, DC. While that may sound like plenty of time to finish planning the Convention’s programming, coordinating 125 breakout sessions and 800+ speakers, 6 super sessions, 2 keynotes, a Leadership Summit, a Translational Research Forum, Diabetes Forum, Emerging Leaders Read More >
