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Category Archives: The One-on-One Compass
Some ABCs of PAGs
A lot of people, and especially those who have attended BIO events (such as the BIO CEO & Investor Conference, BIO Investor Forum, and the BIO Business Forum) are familiar with the names Michael J. Fox Foundation, FasterCures, ALS Therapy Development Institute, JDRF, and other non-profit Patient Advocacy Groups, or “PAG’s”. In case you missed them, two blog posts came up from the Michael J. Fox Foundation and FasterCures that we wanted to share. They Read More >
What BIO2012 Meant to Boston and the Netherlands
We came across this recent post in Boston.com about the BIO International Convention and BIO Business Forum. It’s not just a recap of the event, but it’s a specific piece on one company’s goals, connecting Boston with the Netherlands. As you know, the BIO One-on-One Partnering System is open and accessible to attendees well after the conference shuts down and everyone goes home. This allows you to do your follow-up: go through your Inbox, research Read More >
Recommended Reading from BIOtechNOW
We hope the dust has settled from Boston’s International Convention, and you’re ready for a busy fall schedule! Here’s just a quick post on some recent articles that have been published on BIOtechNOW that’s worth a read. 2012 Fall Event Preview – A recap of BIO’s upcoming BD events, among others. 2012 BIO Convention in China: Highlighting Cross-Border Partnering in Biotechnology – Take a deeper look at the 2nd Annual BIO China event. We’re also Read More >
#Partnering Wrap Up for BIO International Convention
A very big thank you to all the companies, sponsors, and attendees of the BIO Business Forum and Exhibitor Partnering. We’re very excited at the level of activity, feedback, and business getting done, right in the biotech hub of Boston. As you know, we scheduled over 25,000 meetings. Here are the official stats, as of this morning: Total Requests 127,635 Scheduled Meetings 25,291 Companies 2,900 Countries 58 What do those stats really mean? Here’s the Read More >
#Partnering Tips for Next Week’s Big Event
We hope everyone is looking forward to BIO International Convention next week! We wanted to put together a quick list of things to remember and ways to get your questions answered, plus some helpful advice from a Partnering veteran. Read on! Logistical Partnering Tips You will receive an updated meeting schedule via email each night of the conference beginning on Sunday, June 17th. Please be sure to print a schedule each morning (we have printing Read More >
