Disruptive innovations and unsustainable costs propel life sciences companies into the behavioral change business
The full potential of personalized medicine requires both medical and behavioral scienceContinue reading
Disruptive innovations and unsustainable costs propel life sciences companies into the behavioral change business
The full potential of personalized medicine requires both medical and behavioral scienceContinue reading
Arbsource (Phoenix) has been making great headway since participating in last year’s Cleantech Open accelerator and will be moving forward faster thanks to a FAST GRANT from the Arizona Commerce Authority. Continue reading
In an era where state and university budgets are continually stretched, Arizona Governor Janice K. Brewer signed into law House Bill 2272 and opened the door to increased partnerships between industry and Arizona’s public universities. Signed on March 29, 2012, the law takes effect immediately.Continue reading
The Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, or JOBS Act, 380-41 has now been passed by the U.S. House of Representatives and the United States Senate. Next stop is the President’s desk. Since this is a bill he has publicly supported, President Obama probably already has his pen out.Continue reading
It Pays to Support the KEYS Summer High School Internship ProgramContinue reading
Almost every day, as CEO of Arizona’s Bioindustry Association, I see and hear about the most amazing things.
I meet researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs who are discovering and developing new ways to feed the world, create alternate sources of energy, and are delivering innovations that sustain, improve and save lives.
I meet lawyers, bankers, investors, advisers, economic developers and leaders committed to do helping them do just that.
The funny thing is, in almost every conversation, at one point or another, the same questions come up:
The underlying belief is that we each could be more successful if we had the answers to those 6 questions.
Perhaps the answers can be found if we follow two steps…
Step One: Showing Up
Whether it is showing up at events, at capital conferences, at industry gatherings, or at the State or Nation’s Capitol, showing up is the first step towards getting the attention, shared understanding, support and resources we need to succeed. Showing up and engaging person-to-person lays the foundation for relationships, future collaborations, and partnerships.
We miss the chance to tell our story, demonstrate our expertise, or gain acceptance for our innovation, product or service if we do not connect and engage with others.
Step Two: Standing Out
When we show up we often find that we are not alone. Lots of folks understand the importance of showing up and do it consistently. So the next step is making sure we stand out. There are many strategies for standing out from the crowd. Here are just a few.
This Spring AZBio has a number of opportunities for you to Show Up and Stand Out.
From simple community gatherings in each region like Beer & Bio to statewide events like the AZBio Expo and at national conferences including the Bio International Convention and AdvaMed 2012, AZBio is committed to providing you with the opportunity to show up, stand out and get noticed.
Want more opportunities to get engaged? Every week we’ll keep you In The Loop with the latest events and up to date schedule of where you can show up and stand out. Plus, you can find national opportunities by subscribing to AZBio Opportunity Alerts at AZBio.org.
It’s all part of AZBio’s commitment to you and to your company.
We’re keeping our community connected so that together we all keep moving forward faster.
PHILADELPHIA, PA – A significant change to the U.S. advanced medical technology industry’s operating environment could cost tens of thousands of jobs, lower personal incomes and reduce business opportunities worldwide, according to a new study released today by the Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed).Continue reading
Tucson, Arizona, March 25, 2012 – Critical Path Institute (C-Path) welcomes four new board members who were recently elected to serve three-year terms (2012-2015). Continue reading
Genomic Health CEO Kim Popovits to keynote at two-day educational experience for founders of early-stage life science companies.
Call for Applications Due April 2Continue reading
*LATEST UPDATE: Springboard is now accepting applications for Springboard: Life Science 2012.