Thank you to our partners!
Women In Bio has alliances with many complementary organizations who share the mission of helping women advance their careers in life sciences.
BioProcess International US West in San Diego is the industry’s premier event for advancing biopharmaceutical development and production. This year’s event focuses on slashing time from bench to bedside with cutting-edge biomanufacturing solutions for mAbs, vaccines, and advanced therapies. Join industry leaders, renowned scientists, and innovative technology providers to explore bright ideas, bold science, and big innovations – delivering efficiency, precision, and quality through every phase of bioprocessing.
The Festival of Biologics is America’s most exciting biologics event. It brings together pharma & biotech, academics, research institutes, and their partners across the value chain. Participants share research across antibodies, immunotherapy, and biosimilars, create new partnerships, and tackle the clinical trials, manufacturing, and commercial challenges in bringing new therapies to market.
BIO is the world’s largest trade association representing all sectors of the biotech industry including companies, universities, government and non-profit organizations. Women In Bio has a long-standing alliance with BIO and holds its annual celebration at the BIO International Convention each year. WIB also is an exhibitor and holds Meetups at the BIO convention, which serves as a key venue for people around the country and the world to get together, expand their network and benefit from both organizations.
SmartBrief has partnered with Women In Bio to produce the weekly free WIB-SmartBrief newsletter covering women making news in biosciences. For a free subscription, register here.
Women’s Health Innovation Coalition is a coalition of organizations advocating and promoting greater attention, research, and investment in diseases, conditions, and indications that exclusively or predominantly impact women. Understanding that women are biologically different from their male counterparts has led to identifying gaps in women’s health outcomes. This has created new opportunities to fill these gaps through sourcing solutions from innovators. Women’s Health Innovation Coalition has made it a priority to prove that women’s health is not a niche market and is driving the initiative to promote greater gender-relevant data transparency to spur innovation and better health outcomes for all.