B2B Connectivity for Companies Lasered in on Laboratory Technologies: Cutting a Wide Swath Across Multiple Disciplines
How do business and scientific leaders at well-established, large, small and start-up companies find time to connect and explore strategic relationships? It’s difficult at best. Time consuming. And, once due diligence kicks-in, costly. But here’s one solution that efficiently and cost-effectively starts the process – the FREE Biz-Dev Business Development Forum at LabAutomation2010 next month in Palm Springs.
From forensics and food science, to energy research, drug discovery, bioinformatics, quality control and clinical diagnostics – LabAutomation2010 creates real, practical synergistic connections.
LabAutomation2010 is a five-day conference and exhibition attracting more than 4,000 participants from more than 40 countries. The 14th edition of this event is January 23-27 at the Palm Springs Convention Center, Palm Springs, CA, USA.
Of the many educational and networking offerings of the event, of particular value to those interested in venture projects or partnerships are the free business-to-business aspects of LabAutomation2010. Some 250 multi-national companies comprise the exhibition. And, as a free service aside from the exhibit hall, LabAutomation2010 offers the opportunity to participate in the Biz-Dev Business Development Forum. Biz-Dev provides a dedicated time and place away from the exhibit floor for companies, suppliers, technology providers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to explore business partnerships and collaborations. You can sign-in for free today and see all the C-level executives already participating in program. Go here: http://www.labautomation.org/LA10/bizdev/index.cfm
To learn more about LabAutomation2010, go here: http://www.labautomation.org/LA10/index.cfm
And, finally, according to Leroy Hood, MD, PhD, President, Institute of Systems Biology, LabAutomation2010 is the top science and business meeting kicking off the new year.
“The LabAutomation Conference and Exhibition is a fascinating experience,” says Hood. “It provides a wonderful venue for sharing ideas with scientists and engineers around the world. Laboratory automation is a critical component of high-throughput data measurements of modern biology and medicine. The LabAutomation Community has a unique culture, is an integral component of high-throughput data measurements for genomics, proteomics, and phenotypes and thus provides a crucial foundation for modern biology and medicine.”
And this news just in, ALA has selected eight start-up companies from around the world to participate in its annual Innovation AveNew at LabAutomation2010, to read more about these unique companies from the US, Europe and Asia, go here: https://www.labautomation.org/news/pr112409.pdf
The LabAutomation2010 conference and exhibition is an annual event produced by the Association for Laboratory Automation (ALA); www.labautomation.org
My kindest regards,
Greg Dummer, CAE
ALA Executive Director