LifeScience Alley: An Introduction
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© LifeScience Alley 2012
Community Overview and Update
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LifeScience Alley is…
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Improving the business environment for life science companies
The largest state-based trade association serving the life sciences in the U.S.
Nearly 700 members, in industries employing 300,000 people in MN
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• Mayo Clinic• Essentia Institute• Allina-Sister Kenny
• U of M• Community Colleges
& Tech Schools• MnSCU• Private Colleges
• Minnesota• Canadian provinces• European countries• Other states
& countries
• Consultants• Attorneys• Clinical studies groups• IT/Software• Labs
• Cargill• Segetis• BioAmber
• Biovest• SurModics• WuXi AppTec• Amgen
• Upsher-Smith• Perrigo• CIMA Labs• Antares Pharma
• Medtronic• St. Jude Medical• Boston Scientific• 3M• Covidien
Convening the Life Science Ecosystem
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Full Spectrum Service Model
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Helping to develop industries &
companies from infancy to maturity
Incubation Growth Maturation
Vision: To grow and secure Minnesota’s position as a global leader in the life sciences
Be locally focused with national influence
and global reach
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Improving the Environment Through
Advocating
Making Connections
Educating
Membership
Educating
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Advocating
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•Our Legislative Agenda aims to protect/grow the industry
Solutions-Based Agenda
•We work with Federal & State legislators and national organizations
Strategic Coordination
•We are policy experts
•We rely on your science expertise
Integrated Effort
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Making Connections
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•Our staff makes over 10,000 referrals and introductions per year
Referrals
•Our 120+ programs foster community growth and professional networking
Community-Building
•We provide a neutral environment to facilitate industry-level problem solving
Facilitating
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Educating
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•We focus on keeping Minnesota’s life science workforce up-to-date on skills and trends
Relevant
•All programs come from member input and address issues impacting them
Member Driven
•Industry leaders share expertise at all programs
Functional Expertise
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Cultivating Innovation
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Commercialization
Access to Capital
Technology
Qualified People
Fostering an environment of commercialization for knowledge-based industries
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Major Partners
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Discount Purchase Program
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LSA Memberdiscount offerings:
discount offerings:
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LifeScience Alley Job Board
Members and non-members can access ourhighly targeted, low cost job posting service.
• Individual postings: $50/members, $75/non-members
• NEW unlimited posting option for members-only (pricing based on company size)
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© LifeScience Alley 2012
In-Transition MembershipLifeScience Alley offers free membership for life science professionals currently in-transition.
This includes individuals who are:• Laid off• Recent graduates• Trailing partner• Seeking to relocate to Minnesota
Email [email protected] for more info
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