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Tag Archives: CSBA
State Bioscience Groups Discuss Best Practices
This week the Council of State Bioscience Associations (CSBA) held its annual retreat in Scottsdale, AZ, where over 40 different state-based bioscience advocacy organization gathered to discuss legislative and regulatory best practices that support bioscience industry development. More than 100 invited participants engaged in discussions covering the topics of economic development initiatives, ongoing federal and state legislative industry priorities, and advocacy communications campaigns. BIO’s State Government Relations team would like to extend our gratitude to Read More >
BioOhio Selects New Leadership
John Lewis has been promoted to CEO of BioOhio, the biological sciences trade organization, recognized as BIO’s affiliated state organization in Ohio. John has been with BioOhio for the last twelve years and has been instrumental to its highly successful efforts to grow the biotech industry in the state. Earlier this year, BioOhio’s previous long-serving head, Tony Dennis, retired. Under Tony’s 11-year leadership, BioOhio helped elevate Ohio into top-tier ranks amongst virtually all bioscience industry Read More >
How BIO Helps Save Biotech Companies Money
We all know that economic conditions and policy can affect the growth rate and sustainability of companies within the biotech industry. Whether a company is seeking an investment deal, creating partnership opportunities, or applying for FDA approval, BIO’s goal is to create avenues that will support the innovation of its member companies. While some folks within the BIO organization focus on BIO’s mission by providing policy, advocacy and communication services, the Business Solutions team, simply Read More >
BIO Business Solutions: New Energy Cost-Savings Program
BIO Advocates for the Biotech Industry As a trade association, BIO is constantly thinking of ways in which we can contribute to the success of the industry. We understand that a variety of factors affect the biotechnology industry’s growth and sustainability. Not only do we provide a platform for companies to meet, educate, and promote their business through our One-on-One Partnering software and conferences, but also we provide cost-savings opportunities through BIO’s Business Solutions Program. Read More >
State Biotech Advocates Share Best Practices
Last week the Council of State Bioscience Associations (CSBA) held its annual retreat in Austin, TX, where 42 different state-based bioscience advocacy organization gathered to discuss legislative and regulatory best practices that support bioscience industry development. More than 90 invited participants engaged in discussions covering the topics of economic development initiatives, upcoming federal and state legislative industry priorities, and advocacy campaigns in the digital era. BIO’s State Government Relations team would like to once again Read More >
