The biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries are among the fastest growing and most research and development
intensive in the United States. The Massachusetts pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries are widely
recognized as current and future mainstays of the New England economy. These industries will not only utilize
a number of affiliated markets which are certain to see aligned growth but they will also invariably spawn
entirely new opportunities in areas of product and service. Consulting, software development and design,
third-party manufacturing, medical devices, contract research, legal and marketing services are just a few
of the areas that will benefit.
Our Keynote speaker will be Neil Campbell:
Neil J. Campbell is the Founder, Chairman & CEO for Mosaigen®, Inc., a global
healthcare & ICT technology development corporation, headquartered in Rockville,
Maryland USA. Mr. Campbell serves as a General Partner for Endeavour Capital Ltd.,
an Asia/Pacific venture fund in the life sciences and information technologies.
During his career, Mr. Campbell has successfully developed and/or introduced over 200 products
and services in the areas of high-performance computing, medical software, e-commerce,
pharmaceuticals, medical devices,clinical diagnostics, consumer healthcare products,
research products, bioinformatics and nanotechnology. Mr. Campbell also has experience in
raising capital from both the private and public markets.
Also joining us for an interactive audience and panel discussion will be:
Moderator:
+ Nigel J. Gaymond, President, Gaymond International and BELS
Panelists:
+ Dr. Mark Roskey, Vice President, Reagents and Applied Biology for Caliper Life Sciences
+ Stephen Mulloney, Director of Policy and Public Affairs for the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council
+ Dr. Gary Clements, Senior Business Development Director, Shire Human Genetic Therapies
+ Neil Campbell (Keynote)
Join us and participate in the discussion. See why "It's not just the drugs!"
faculty, staff and students attend free with pre-registration, $10 at the door.
