Georgia Bio Blog
Innovation Summit Faculty Update: The latest on industry leaders sharing their insights at our flagship event October 8th
From physician innovators to tech transfer directors, from aspiring young students and recovering patients to BIO’s most senior leadership and beyond, the 2019 Georgia Bio Innovation Summit will provide a comprehensive view of the life sciences in Georgia in one value-packed day. Did you know, according to AdvaMed, Fortune 500 companies with more than three…
Read MoreGeorgia Bio Summer Interns look back on experience gained
This summer, Georgia Bio welcomed three ambitious and enthusiastic interns: Isabel Veith, Rob Warren, and Maanav Karamchandani. Our interns took some time to reflect on their internships and told us about their diverse career interests—education, politics, nonprofits—and how their internships influenced their career aspirations. Isabel Veith, Senior Biology Major at Georgia Tech Isabel was excited…
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The First Person Voice of the Pediatric Patient at the 2019 Georgia Bio Innovation Summit
“Patient centricity” lands way at the top of the healthcare buzzword bingo scoring chart. How exactly do patients fit in the middle of an equation that includes 20 percent of the U.S. economy, shareholder demands, venture capital ROI, physician and hospital shortages and perhaps the most confusing insurance system on Earth? We don’t have all…
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40 Under Forty 2019 nomination for Georgia Bio’s Maria Thacker-Goethe
We are delighted to announce that Maria Thacker-Goethe, President & CEO of Georgia Bio and Executive Director of Georgia Global Health Alliance, has been selected by the Atlanta Business Chronicle as a 40 Under Forty 2019 honoree. More than 400 nominations were submitted this year and her professional and personal accomplishments secured her place alongside…
Read MoreChallenges and Opportunities in Biotech PR: Actionable Advice from Industry Leaders
Business Wire has published a white paper that shares the expertise from veteran biotech communicators as they discuss best practices and challenges of this highly regulated and technical industry. Here are the highlights: Compliance doesn’t cancel creativity – Look for opportunities to incorporate multimedia to generate more interest around your content. A simpler story sells – Conveying…
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Thank you, Senator Isakson for Supporting Innovation
Biotech will lose a champion in Washington. Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-GA), who received BIO’s Innovator in Biotech Award in April (pictured), and is a 2018 recipient of Georgia Bio’s Legislator of the Year award last week announced he will retire at the end of the year due to health issues. We wish him all the best and…
Read MoreGeorgia Bio Members Take Advantage of the Abundant Networking and Partnering Opportunities at BIO 2019
Georgia Bio and some of its members had the opportunity to continue their mission of advancing the growth of Georgia’s life science industry.
Read MoreInnovation in Drug Development – Member meeting June 20th, 2019
Great turnout today for three presentations and Q&A on the state of innovation in drug development! Moderated by Jim Braun, VP Innovation, Georgia-Pacific Point A Center for Supply Innovation the panel covered a range of subjects in just 30 minutes. Dr. Dennis Liotta, Executive Director, The Emory Institute for Drug Development presented on FRESH, a…
Read MoreGeorgiaBio to Deliver Life Science Teacher Training Program to Rural Georgia
ATLANTA — Included in Georgia’s 2020 budget signed into law by Governor Brian Kemp on May 10 are funds to support life sciences education in rural school systems through the Georgia Department of Education and the Georgia Youth Science & Technology Centers. “The life sciences industry is a leading driver of employment nationally, but leaders…
Read MoreGA Bio Strategy Day 2019
A large group of GA Bio members spent an afternoon ideating GA Bio’s strategy for the next 10 years.
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