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Oregon Life Sciences
About Oregon Life Sciences
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As the collective voice for our bioscience community, Oregon Bio is responsible for communicating the industry’s economic impact, issues and challenges to the public sector, educators and the general public. Oregon Bio promotes the growth and continually seeks ways to support sustainability and growth in the life science, bioscience, biotechnology and device manufacturing sectors. Oregon Bio offers a host of member services to lower operational costs and promote partnering, so members can achieve their scientific, economic and social potential. Oregon Bio is an affiliate of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization. | The Oregon Bioscience Association was formally established as a 501(c)(6) non-profit in 1989 by a consortium of universities, public officials, educators, and bioscience executives. Since its founding, the Association has united key stakeholders to cultivate a vibrant bioscience community in the region. What We Do: – Advocate for policies and initiatives that support enterprise growth and innovation – Cultivate a dynamic ecosystem that advances bioscience and fosters collaboration – Educate through workforce development, networking, and professional training opportunities How We Do It: We engage in a wide range of activities to strengthen and grow the bioscience sector, including: -Advocating for the industry’s contributions, challenges, and priorities – Delivering cost-saving services and fostering strategic partnerships -Hosting events, conferences, and networking opportunities -Providing professional development through the BioPro workforce training program -Promoting research collaborations between industry and academia -Conducting market research and sharing industry insights with stakeholders -Supporting workforce pipelines through internships, apprenticeships, and mentorship programs -Showcasing innovations and advancements in bioscience at regional events -Facilitating introductions between companies and funding sources or investors
Oregon Food Bank
At Oregon Food Bank, we believe that food and health are basic human rights for all. We know that hunger is not just an individual experience; it is also a community-wide symptom of barriers to employment, education, housing and health care. That’s why we work systemically in our mission to end hunger in Oregon: we build community connections to help people access nutritious, affordable food today, and we build community power to eliminate the root causes of hunger for good. Join us online at oregonfoodbank.org and @oregonfoodbank on social media.
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Oregon Bioscience Association
Oregon Bio, a member trade association, was formally established as a 501(c)(6) non-profit in 1989 by a consortium of universities, public officials, educators and bioscience executives to cultivate a regionally synergistic climate in which to build a bioscience community. Today, Oregon Bio supports the regional bioscience community through networking, workforce development, educational programs, enterprise support, advocacy and the promotion of research collaborations. As the collective voice for our bioscience community, Oregon Bio is responsible for communicating the industry’s economic impact, issues and challenges to the public sector, educators and the general public. Oregon Bio promotes the growth and continually seeks ways to support sustainability and growth in the life science, bioscience, biotechnology and device manufacturing sectors. Oregon Bio offers a host of member services to lower operational costs and promote partnering, so members can achieve their scientific, economic and social potential. Oregon Bio is an affiliate of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization. | The Oregon Bioscience Association (Oregon Bio) is a non-profit organization dedicated to nurturing and advancing the bioscience sector in the region. Through a multifaceted approach encompassing networking, workforce development, educational initiatives, enterprise support, advocacy, and fostering research collaborations, Oregon Bio plays a pivotal role in fostering growth and innovation within the regional bioscience community. One of the key functions of Oregon Bio is its collaboration with state and local economic development agencies to attract new life/bioscience businesses to Oregon and Southwest Washington. Serving as connectors to business retention and expansion services, Oregon Bio actively contributes to the region’s economic vitality. Notably, the organization is a partner in the U.S. Department of Commerce designated Microfluidics Tech Hub, further enhancing its influence and reach within the industry (https://cormictechhub.org/). In addition to its economic development efforts, Oregon Bio serves as the collective voice for the state’s bioscience community. Through effective communication with legislative bodies, educators, economic development organizations, and the general public, Oregon Bio advocates for the industry’s interests. By highlighting the economic impact, addressing pertinent issues, and articulating the challenges faced by the bioscience sector, Oregon Bio facilitates informed decision-making and fosters a conducive environment for growth and innovation. Central to Oregon Bio’s mission is its diverse membership base, comprising entities engaged in cutting-edge research and development across healthcare, agriculture, and environmental biotechnologies. Oregon Bio represents a spectrum of stakeholders within the bioscience ecosystem, from entrepreneurial startups embarking on early-stage ventures to established multinational corporations. Moreover, the organization extends its representation to biotech research institutions, service providers, and academic centers of learning, reflecting its inclusive approach towards fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange. Overall, the Oregon Bioscience Association strives to drive innovation, collaboration, and economic development within the bioscience sector. Through its comprehensive range of initiatives and strategic partnerships, Oregon Bio is poised to continue shaping the future trajectory of bioscience innovation in the region. | …