ELN Programs

Internship Program

The ELN Internship Program matches high-performing MBA, Ph.D., JD, and other graduate-level students with internship positions in Georgia’s life sciences companies <more information>

First Contact Program

The First Contact Program assists students and young professionals in their networking by providing the first point of contact with experienced industry professionals in order to obtain their insight and knowledge into that facet of the diverse life sciences industry. By providing students and young professionals with introductions to experienced, knowledgeable professionals, they will gain necessary insight through exposure to one or more areas of the life sciences industry. Industry professionals will be provided with the opportunity to impart their advice and experiences to aid in the development of a student or young professional. First Contact participants are not expected to develop a mentor/mentee relationship, nor will the match be monitored as in a mentoring program. The program is intended only to provide an introduction between the participants. Click here to download the brochure and learn more.

Coordinator
Kim Davis, Technology Specialist, Fish & Richardson, P.C.
FirstContact@gabio.org

Industry Tours

The ELN Industry tours offer a chance for ELN members to learn about Georiga biotechnology companies. The ELN Industry Tours program provides an opportunity for members to gain a greater understanding of Georgia based life science and biotech companies. Participating in a tour is a great way to explore various career opportunities, both on the research side and the business side of the life sciences industry. Tours are typically 1-2 hours and consist of a company presentation and facility visit. Tours are offered approximately every other month.

Coordinators
Shannon Callens, Corporate Development Associate, STIEFEL LABORATORIES
Lauren Alley, Senior Consultant, BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON
eln@gabio.org

Bench to Business Series

ELN Bench to Business is a series of seven workshops, led by select experts who guide you through the
real-life challenges of commercializing your technology. Moderated by Georgia Bio’s Emerging Leaders
Network, the workshops help you:
    • assess the commercial potential of your technology
    • investigate business models best suited for your technology
    • confront typical legal issues involved in technology transfer
    • gain insight into the day-to-day challenges entrepreneurs face
    • understand the sources capital available to entrepreneurs and how to tap into those sources; and
    • learn to develop effective pitches to communicate your opportunity to various audiences

To Learn More Download the Brochure Here

Dinner Series

ELN Small Group Dinner Series is monthly series where we invite a Life Science Industry professional to dinner. As our invited guest they explain his/her career path, trends in the industry, and best practices for career searches. The dinner series is a great chance to network with industry professionals in a small setting.

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