Building on our Dunedin Biotech Ecosystem

This is a Tech Alliance association event.

It goes without saying that the basis of each biotech company should always be built on world class innovation.

But that is just the beginning: in order to develop a scientific discovery into a life-changing drug, we need products or services along with talents and specialists from all kinds of fields to be involved. These can include academia, research and development facilities, regulatory, biotech lawyers and intellectual property law firms, as well as business development, commercial and financial experts, and access to smart capital and partners.

This sort of ecosystem is extremely hard to find! But Dunedin is one place that has successfully achieved this and now boasts one of the strongest Biotech ecosystems throughout the country. 

This sort of ecosystem is extremely hard to find! But Dunedin is one place that has successfully achieved this and now boasts one of the strongest biotech ecosystems throughout the country.

Find out more about what makes this region successful at this upcoming networking event!

You can attend this event online as well.

Date: 11 Feb, 2020 Agenda 4:30pm 5:00pm 5:05pm 5:10pm 5:25pm Networking Login for online attendees Welcome – David Powell, University of Otago, Enterprise Manager – Auckland Blair Harrison – ASX Panel David Powell – Moderator David Christensen – Chief Executive, Otago Innovation Sarah Ramsay – Chair Start-up Dunedin Alison Heather – Chief Scientist, InsituGen Ltd David Darling – Chief Executive Officer, Pacific Edge Ltd

Location: The University of Otago, 1.17 in the Otago Business School (OBS).

         

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