The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting kicked off the month of June as, arguably, the biggest event in the life sciences milieu, with 30,000-plus attendees and an inconsistent mélange of dispiriting and heartening news and data, while…
BioWorld interviews James C. Greenwood, President and Chief Executive Officer of Bio. Greenwood shares the legislative goals of the Biotechnology Industry Organization at the 2011 Bio International Convention on June 30, 2011 in Washington, DC.
WASHINGTON ‑ If there’s any universal experience of the BIO International Conference, it has to be foot fatigue. You hear about it in snatches in the hallway. “My feet are aching.” “I have to get off my feet.” “My blisters…
WASHINGTON ‑ There’s a sorta funny, kinda snotty article in The Washington Post’s style section today – “Know your conventioneer” – that bills itself as “a handy field guide to help you identify which flock your summer conventioneer belongs to.”…
I confess. When it comes to the BIO International Convention, I’m a newbie. So please forgive me for thinking it was just another conference.
Editor’s note: This editorial about the Biotechnology Industry Organization conference, written by BioWorld’s publisher, originally appeared in a 2007 edition of BioWorld Perspectives, just before BIO in Boston. We asked him to update it for BIO 2011, which begins this…
Heading to D.C. next week for BIO 2011? So are we – and we’d love to catch up with you there.
While attending the China track at this year’s J.P. Morgan conference in January I sat next to a gentleman who was smiling as he scanned the jam-packed penthouse meeting room. Shooting him a questioning glance, he responded with “last year…
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