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Economic Development Policy and Partnerships in Biomanufacturing: State and Regional Perspectives

June 17, 2025
Special Program
Biomanufacturing
210B
Public-private partnerships and supportive state legislative measures aimed at growing biomanufacturing capacity in the United States are providing significant economic on-shoring value, and are essential for producing life-saving medications, vaccines, and therapies that benefit patients worldwide. Learn about some of the dynamic state and regional strategic partnerships and incentives that are accelerating domestic biomanufacturing, creating jobs, and expanding market reach during this important public policy discussion. Representatives from state government and industry will share how they are driving new levels of cooperation and investment in the growing biomanufacturing field.
Moderator
Pete M. Pellerito
Senior Policy Adviser Federal/State Economic Development & Technology Transfer Lead
BIO
Speakers
John Conrad
Council of State Bioscience Associations, Chair; President & CEO
iBio
Joe Hamel
Acting Enabling Innovations and Technologies Office Director and Senior Advisor, Center for Industrial Base Management and Supply Chain
Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR)
Laura Rowley, PhD
Vice President, Life Sciences Economic Development
North Carolina Biotechnology Center
Ashley Stolba
Interim Secretary
Executive Office of Economic Development
Matthew Szuhaj, BS,MBA
Vice President
Strategic Development Group
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