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Business Journals
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Journals
Five things: BIO in Boston, 'Loganing,' Petri Dish and Best Places to Work rankings
Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in local business news to start your busy Friday, and one more thing to know: Tomorrow marks yet another Saturday with rain in the forecast. 1. Forget 'Storrowing.' Massport deals with 'Loganing' MassPort is taking steps to address an uptick in "too-tall" truck strikes on road signs and overpasses at Logan International Airport, Isabel Hart reports. GET TO KNOW YOUR CITY Find Local Events Near You Connect with a community of local professionals. Explore All Events 2. BIO is nigh upon us BIO International, the global convention for life sciences companies, investors, partners and the state and national economic development officials wooing them, is arriving in Boston starting on Monday. Hannah Green has all you need to know about what it means to host this major trade show, and spoke with one of the original architects of the Massachusetts life sciences industry. 3. Alnylam, GSK, Vertex pledge Mass. jobs for tax incentives Green also reports that 33 life sciences companies are slated to receive $29.9 million in tax incentives in exchange for creating over 1,500 new jobs in Massachusetts. Do you like the Five Things? Make sure to subscribe — free — to our Morning Edition emails so you have it in your inbox each day. 4. Boston vaccine developer acquired for $1.25B And because she's not busy enough, Green also reports that CureVac NV, whose U.S. headquarters is in Boston, is being acquired by BioNTech in a deal valued at $1.25 billion. 5. How small businesses can use AI Small businesses are learning to put AI to work as an extra pair of hands through a partnership with a local nonprofit led by a Boston University researcher and the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, Eli Chavez reports. What else you need to know By the numbers The Petri Dish A spinout from Scorpion Therapeutics debuted with $177 million, Bicara Therapeutics doubled its footprint, and the Mass. Life Sciences Center gave out health equity awards of $50,000 — all in the latest biotech news roundup from Hannah Green. On the radio This morning at 6:45 or 8:45 on GBH Radio's "Morning Edition" you can hear Jess Aloe report the "Boston Business Journal Minute" — a quick highlight of the week's top stories. Not near the radio? Listen here anytime. Listen this Sunday to the New England Business Report, where I will be discussing the news of the week with Kim Carrigan and Joe Shortsleeve. Tune in at 8 a.m. on WRKO-AM 680 or listen here. Quotable 'I feel like the grandmother who sits at the soccer game, and I look out there and I see my little grandchild running up and down the field and scoring goals and being a star player. And nobody knows that that's my grandchild, but I know.' — Susan Windham-Bannister, former head of the Mass. Life Sciences Center, reflecting on the growth of the industry since 2008. Today in history On this day in 1995, Alanis Morissette released her breakthrough album, Jagged Little Pill. (On This Day In Music) Birds I'm seeing Tree Swallow in Belle Isle Marsh, East Boston What's good on WERS-FM Brilliant Mistake, by Elvis Costello What I'm watching Kaos, on Netflix Welcome to the jungle Whether you like Guns N' Roses, or not, you couldn't ignore the jungle theme at last night's 23rd annual Boston Business Journal Best Places to Work ceremony and reception. Stay tuned for photos from the event, which will be posted to our site later today, but for those of you wondering which companies ranked highest in their size category, you can find all the 2025 Best Places to Work here or scroll below for the rankings themselves. As I mentioned, the event was 'jungle-themed,' meaning lots of vegetation, animals and reptiles, stilt-walking giraffes, elephants and lions, and more. We had over 300 nominations this year, and from those, Massachusetts-based employees were surveyed by Quantum Workplace, our longtime data partner, and their responses led us to expand this year's ranking from 80 companies to 100 qualifying as Best Places to Work. If you love your company and think it could be among the top-ranked Best Places to Work, be sure to contact Sean McFadden, our associate editor, research, who will make sure you're included in the survey process next year. PARTING SHOT You know how much I love a wildlife webcam. Well, these researchers are using hidden cameras in the jungles of Central America to get help from the animals themselves in documenting the rainforest's incredible variety of species. Subscribe to the Morning Edition or Afternoon Edition for the business news you need to know, all free. Best Places to Work: Extra Large Companies (500 employees and up) Score Rank Prior Rank Company 1 1 VHB 2 6 Arbella Insurance Group 3 3 Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. View this list Best Places to Work: Large Companies (250 to 499 employees) Score Rank Prior Rank Company 1 2 Wasabi Technologies 2 2 CyberArk 3 3 Weston & Sampson View this list Best Places to Work: Medium Companies (100 to 249 employees) Score Rank Prior Rank Company 1 1 SEI - Boston 2 2 RapDev LLC 3 2 J. Calnan & Associates View this list Best Places to Work: Small Companies (50 to 99 employees) Score Rank Prior Rank Company 1 1 Tines 2 3 Ligris + Associates PC 3 3 Your Part-Time Controller LLC View this list
Business Wire
5 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Nu-Tek BioSciences to Showcase Leadership in Animal-Free Cell Culture Solutions at BIO International Convention 2025
MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nu-Tek BioSciences, the market leader in high-performance, animal-origin-free (AOF) yeast extracts and peptones for the biopharmaceutical industry, today announced its participation in the BIO International Convention 2025. The premier global event for biotechnology, innovation, and collaboration will take place from June 16-19, 2025, in Boston, MA. Nu-Tek BioSciences will be a key representative at Booth 453 as part of the Minnesota Delegation via the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (MN DEED), alongside other esteemed biotech innovators from the state. This underscores Nu-Tek's commitment to advancing biomanufacturing worldwide. "BIO International is a vital platform for connecting with leaders across the global biopharmaceutical landscape," said Tom Yezzi, CEO of Nu-Tek BioSciences. "As the market leader in animal-free cell culture ingredients, we are uniquely positioned to address the industry's growing demands for yeast and plant-based peptones. We look forward to engaging with colleagues to discuss how our products and capabilities can support their business goals." Nu-Tek's CEO and senior leadership will be available throughout the conference to discuss Nu-Tek's extensive portfolio of animal-free specialty yeast extracts and plant-based peptones, which are instrumental in producing novel therapies such as biologics, vaccines, and cancer treatments. Nu-Tek's products are renowned for their consistent performance, robust supply chain, and ability to mitigate risks associated with traditional animal-derived media components like Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS). Nu-Tek BioSciences invites all interested attendees to visit Minnesota Delegation Booth 453 to learn more about Nu-Tek's innovative solutions; attendees may also schedule time with the team directly through sales@ About Nu-Tek BioSciences: Nu-Tek BioSciences is the market leader in the development and manufacturing of high-quality, 100 % animal-origin-free (AOF) peptones and protein hydrolysates. Headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota, the company operates a state-of-the-art, purpose-built manufacturing facility in Austin, Minnesota, dedicated to producing superior raw materials for the biopharmaceutical industry. Nu-Tek's innovative solutions are crucial for cell culture and microbial fermentation, enabling the production of vaccines, cancer therapeutics, monoclonal antibodies, and other vital biologics while ensuring supply consistency customer compliance.
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Women In Bio Announces Presentations and Networking Opportunities at BIO International 2025
BOSTON, May 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Women In Bio (WIB) is excited to host four engaging events at the 2025 BIO International conference in Boston June 16-19,2025. Building on years of successful programming at BIO, WIB will host four unique and engaging events designed to connect, inspire, and elevate women across the industry. These gatherings are open to WIB members, supporters, advocates, and guests who are passionate about advancing women's leadership in life sciences. Monday, June 16 2025 — 8:00am-10:00am EDT — EWIB Breakfast: The Fight for Women in Science – Past and Present (a Fireside Chat)Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Nancy Hopkins and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Kate Zernike, author of The Exceptions, the acclaimed book chronicling the groundbreaking fight for gender equity at MIT. Discover how a group of women scientists changed the course of history—and why their story still matters today. Tuesday, June 17 2025 — 5:30pm-7:30pm EDT: Plenary Event: Flipping the Script – Powerful Narratives in Women's Health InnovationThe investment landscape today is competitive. The ability to tell a clear, compelling, and consistent story can be the difference between breakthrough funding and another closed door. For women's health founders, crafting that narrative—one that resonates with diverse stakeholders without compromising the core innovation—is both a challenge and a critical opportunity. WIB president, Dianne Keen-Kim will convene a panel to focus o insights from Seema Kumar (CEO, Cure), Kristen Dahlgren (Founder, Cancer Vaccine Coalition, former journalist for Today and NBC Nightly News), and Claire Love (Partner and Leader of Healthcare Deals Strategy, PwC), attendees will leave with actionable tools to sharpen their own narratives—and help fuel the next era of investment in women's health. Wednesday, June 18 2025 — 2:00pm-3:00pm EDT: Speed Networking at the Convention - On the Exhibition Floor Booth #3584This high-energy gathering is all about sparking real connections among women and allies in the life sciences world. Here's how it works: participants will take part in rapid-fire networking rounds, with just 90 seconds to introduce themselves, share insights, and explore potential synergies before rotating to the next conversation. Please note that a valid BIO pass is required to access the convention floor and participate in this exclusive networking event. Wednesday, June 18 2025 — 5:30pm-7:30pm EDT — Sip, Savor & Socialize - Women In Bio Executive Cohorts NetworkingJoin us for an evening of connection and conversation with fellow Women In Bio executive members. Hosted by the WIB Executive Team during the BIO Conference, this relaxed cocktail reception offers an excellent opportunity to network, share insights, and build relationships in a vibrant and welcoming setting. "We're proud to bring together such a compelling slate of events at BIO 2025," said Dianne Keen-Kim, WIB's National President and Board chair. "Whether you're looking to expand your network, hear from industry trailblazers, or discuss how to make an actionable impact in the life sciences, there's a place for you at WIB@BIO." Attendees are encouraged to register in advance for these events, as space is limited. More details and RSVP links can be found on the Women In Bio website. About Women In Bio:Women In Bio is a dynamic community that empowers women across the life sciences. With nearly 4,000 members and greater than 12,000 individuals engaging in programming across 13 chapters in North America, we foster a vibrant community that connects professionals from diverse backgrounds – from biotech to academia. WIB's programs support women at every stage of their career, from students to board members. Through mentorship, networking and innovative programming, WIB provides touchpoints locally, regionally and nationally to foster innovative thinking across industries and functions, encouraging collaboration. WIB membership is open to all and empowers everyone to be part of a powerful community advancing women in the life sciences. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Women In Bio Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
Business Wire
22-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
LaVoieHealthScience Returns to BIO International to Lead High Demand Session on Building Successful Presentations for Investors & Strategic Partners
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- LaVoieHealthScience today announced it will lead an educational session at the 2025 BIO International Convention, taking place June 16–19 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. Donna LaVoie, President & CEO of LaVoieHealthScience, who led this workshop at BIO International for 17 years, will join Elise Simard, expert corporate coach and trainer, as co-presenter. 'More important than ever, companies need to articulate their value proposition as well as their competitive position in the marketplace," Donna LaVoie, President & CEO of LaVoieHealthScience Share 'What investors/strategic partners want in 2025: Building presentations for success.' Back by popular demand, this high-impact session returns to BIO and will guide health and science executives through a proprietary framework developed by LaVoieHealthScience: The LHS Fifteen-Slide Presentation ®. These methodologies are designed to help companies clearly articulate the company value proposition, the market problem, the company's value solution, competitive differentiation, regulatory approach, and financial vision—all within a concise 15-slide structure. 'More important than ever, companies need to articulate their value proposition as well as their competitive position in the marketplace. The ability to communicate with clarity, confidence, and strategic intent is a leadership imperative in today's health and science environment,' said Donna LaVoie, President & CEO of LaVoieHealthScience. 'The LHS Fifteen-Slide Presentation ® equips executives with a powerful blueprint to deliver high-impact messages across critical stakeholders—from investors and strategic partners to board members and future employees.' In addition to storytelling strategy, the session will offer practical guidance on enhancing presentation skills, building an authoritative voice, and using emotional intelligence to create alignment between verbal and non-verbal communication. Attendees will leave with actionable techniques to elevate their company story and deliver it with credibility and impact. About LaVoieHealthScience LaVoieHealthScience partners with emerging, government, and commercial organizations to protect reputation and to advance their missions. We are a team of specialized leaders who possess a love for the 'why'. The complexity of the business of science, medicine, and technology requires leaders to create a unique voice in a highly related industry. We guide leaders using our 20+ years of history with modern perspectives and time-tested results. Our programs include strategic positioning, public relations and marketing, investor relations, corporate communications, event management, and digital and creative services. For more information, please visit and connect with us on LinkedIn and X.
