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Day 1 Resources

Monday, June 26 Agenda

  • Welcome and Big Picture
    LINNEA FLETCHER, PHD, Executive Director, InnovATEBIO National Biotechnology Education Center
    DANIEL GOROFF, PHD, Deputy Director for Science and Society,
    White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP)
    JOANNA MIKULSKI, Senior Policy Advisor, Labor and Higher Education, Domestic Policy Council
    BRYANT M. MOORE, PHD, Director of Strategic Partnerships, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
  • A Paradigm Shift: Combining Economic Development and Industry Research with Education
    SUSAN SZATHMARY, MD, PHD, Executive Director, Open Biopharma Research and Training Institute
  • Community Colleges as Bridges to the Bioscience Future
    RICHARD RHODES, PHD, Chancellor, Austin Community College
  • Alumni Panel Fireside Chat
    LINNEA FLETCHER, PHD, Moderator
    COLBY CLEAR, Singular Genomics, Field Application Scientist II
    JULIA MONREAL, Quality Control Analyst II, Partner Therapeutics
    KATHY PROCTOR, Quality Assurance and Regulatory Compliance Specialist, KBI Biopharma
    MANDI WARINGA, Global Quality Manager, International Flavors & Fragrances
  • Bio-Health: Using AI to Engineer Human Antibodies
    MONICA BERRONDO, PHD, Co-founder and CEO, Macromoltek
  • Bio-Industrial: Emerging Trends in Biomanufacturing and Impact on Technician Training
    DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN, PHD, Chief Executive Officer, BioMADE
  • Bio-Industrial: Cell-based Food and Protein Innovation
    MATT HOTZE, PHD, Director of Science and Technology, Good Food Institute

 

Day 2 Resources

Tuesday, June 27 Agenda

  • Developing Effective Bioscience Workforce Partnerships to Build Your State’s Talent Pipeline
    JOHN CARRESE, Director, Bay Region Center of Excellence for Labor Market Research
  • National Workforce Trends: Setting the Stage with Key Findings from the CSBI Life Sciences Workforce Trends Report
    LIISA BOZINOVIC, Executive Director, Oregon Bioscience Association
    RYAN HELWIG, Principal & Project Director, TEConomy Partners
  • State Ecosystem Best Practice Panel
    LORI LINDBURG, Co-founder, Coalition of Life Science Institutes (CLSI)
    MISTY WEHLING, Co-Chair, Biotechnology Program & Biology Instructor, Southeast Community College
    LINNEA FLETCHER, PhD, Executive Director, InnovATEBIO National Biotechnology Education Center
    TAMI GOETZ, Ph.D, Executive Director, STEM Action Center
    BRENDA SUMMERS, Director of Workforce Program, NCBIO
  • Mini-Panel 1: Pathways
    JOHN CARRESE, Director, Bay Region Center of Excellence for Labor Market Research
    GUY HAMILTON, PHD, Executive Dean of Workforce and STEM, Shoreline Community College, Washington
    TED SZCZAWINSKI, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Passaic County Technical-Vocational Schools, New Jersey
    ANDRIA DENMON, PHD, Program Lead, Biotechnology, Assistant Professor, Life Sciences; Cell Biology, Evolution, Genetics & Molecular Biology, Santa Monica College, California
    MICHAEL FULLER, Pathways Lead and Program Manager, Bay Area Biotechnology Education Community (BABEC), California
  • Mini-Panel 2: Industry-Academic Partnerships
    LORI LINDBURG, Co-founder, Coalition of Life Science Institutes (CLSI)
    SENGYONG LEE, Professor, Ivy Tech Community College
    MARGARET BRYANS, Ph.D, Assoc. Prof. & Coordinator of Biotechnology, Montgomery County Community College
    DEBORAH SHEPARD, Special Projects-Apprenticeship/Career Pathways Coordinator, South Bay Workforce Investment Board
    RUSS READ, Co – Pi InnovATEBIO, Nat. Ctr. Biotech Workforce of Forsyth Tech
  • The Importance of Creating a Diverse Workforce PanelLINNEA FLETCHER, PhD, Executive Director, InnovATEBIO National Biotechnology Education Center
    DONNA LANGE, DeafTEC Director, Rochester Institute of Technology/National Technical Institute for the Deaf
    SAM JOHNSTON, PhD, Chief Postsecondary and Workforce Development Officer, CAST
    CHRISTINE AURIGEMMA, Sr. Manager Diversity Sourcing, Pfizer
    JULIE GRIFFIN, Bio Blend Career Coach, Johnston Community College
    KAREN BIRCH, PhD, Executive Director & PI, NextGen Manufacturing Center
  • Mini-Panel 3: Credentialing
    JOHN CARRESE, Director, Bay Region Center of Excellence for Labor Market Research
    ANGELA CONSANI, CEO, Bioscience Core Skills Institute
    PHIL GIBSON, Strategic Advisor–Workforce, Center for Global Health Innovation
    LIISA BOZINOVIC, Executive Director, Oregon Bioscience Association
  • State Teams Sharing/Discussion of Action Items
  • State Teams Collaboration Key Takeaways and Next Steps Panel
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