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Steve Trussell
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ARIZONA MINING ASSOCIATION
"Arizona has seen a surge in exploration and development efforts."
Saurabh Gurnurkar
MANAGING DIRECTOR, UQUIFA GROUP
"The preference for European manufacturers in the US has grown over the past five or six years, driven by the push for geopolitical risk mitigation."
Ben Bradford
HEAD OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS, MASSBIO
"It is the Massachusetts story — early-stage companies developing great science, commercial giants with a local presence, and financial partnerships that turn ideas into treatments."
Tim Scott
PRESIDENT AND CEO, BIOCOM CALIFORNIA
"We have recognized the synergies between the life science and tech industries, and have worked to foster relationships that can accelerate therapeutic, medical device and diagnostic development."
Eddie Pauline
PRESIDENT AND CEO, OHIO LIFE SCIENCES
"Ohio is increasingly competitive in attracting larger, well-known life science brands, plus our institutions continue to spin out new biotech companies; people across the country are starting to notice."
Takahiro Ueda
CEO, CMIC CMO USA
"Continuous manufacturing is key to our US strategy, differentiating us in the market."
Louis P. Kassa III
CEO, PENNSYLVANIA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER (PABC)
"Better alignment between institutions and industry can drive innovation, scientific progress, and economic growth in the coming years."
Steve Favaloro
CHAIRMAN AND CEO, GENEZEN
"Investors are finding it difficult to balance early-phase success with the commercialization hurdles ahead."
Dirk Lange
CEO, PYRAMID LABS
"Alignment on business strategy, culture and operational philosophy is now a critical factor in vendor selection."
Jeff Parshley
CORPORATE CONSULTANT, SRK
"We increasingly acknowledge the need to factor extreme climatic events into our designs and operational plans."
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