In this episode of Moving Forward, Giving Back, Life Science Cares’ CEO Sarah MacDonald sits down for a wide ranging and insightful conversation with John Crowley the President and CEO of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization. Known broadly as BIO, it is the world’s largest biotechnology advocacy organization, representing biotechnology companies, academic and research institutions, state biotechnology centers and related organizations across the United States and in more than 30 other nations.
John and Sarah touch on and examine a number of topics including the urgent need to increase access to essential care, the rapid evolution of the industry over the last 50 years, the increased importance of storytelling for the industry in the modern communications era, as well as the promising future of biotech in the United States and beyond.
We promise that you’ll enjoy this exceptional and enlightening episode with our esteemed guest and host.
Please go to lifesciencecares.org to learn more about the impact that Life Science Cares has had on the many communities that it serves throughout the United States.
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