EDAG

Mission: To maintain and enhance the competitiveness of Massachusetts as a location for the biotechnology industry.
 
Objectives:
•Guide MassBio on matters affecting the competitiveness of Massachusetts in such areas as local, state, and federal economic development, regulatory, and taxation policy.
•Advise MassBio in ways to assist the membership of MassBio, specifically, and the industry as a whole, create greater business efficiencies and reduce cash burn rates.
 
Next meeting: Wednesday, September 26th, 8-10:30 AM at MassBio
 
1. Welcome & New Members Introduction
2. BioLeads Update
3. Building Code Change Update
4. 2012 Industry Snapshot - What Questions are unanswered? What questions don't we know?
2012 Industry Snapshot
4. Biotech 2020 Report - Workplan
 
 
Remaining 2012 EDAG Quarterly Meeting Schedule

Wednesday, September 26th, at MassBio
Wednesday, December 5th, at MassBio
 
All meetings begin at 8 AM
 
Past Meeting Presentations
 
March 2011
December 2010
September 2010
July 2010
 
Third Party Industry Reports
Governor's Choosing to Compete in 21st Century Plan
Global Clusters Report (JLL)

About MassBio

MassBio is a not-for-profit organization committed to advancing the development of critical new science, technology and medicines that benefit people worldwide.

Founded in 1985, MassBio represents over 600 biotechnology companies, academic institutions, research hospitals, and service organizations involved in life sciences and health care, and works to advance policy and promote education, while providing member programs and events, industry information, and services.

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