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Colorado BioScience Association and six of the state's economic-development entities are marketing Colorado as a desirable medical-device manufacturing hub at the 24th annual Medical Device & Manufacturing West Expo this week in Anaheim, Calif.January 31, 2008 Colorado Business Denver Post - Denver,CO,USA Representatives from the Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA) and six of the state’s economic development entities are marketing Colorado as a desirable medical device manufacturing hub at the 24th annual Medical Device & Manufacturing (MD&M) West Expo. The six economic development organizations attending MD&M West with CBSA include: Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation, Broomfield Economic Development Corporation, City of Westminster, Jefferson Economic Council, Arvada Economic Development Association and the Colorado Springs Economic Development Corporation. Gates foundation funds stem cell programNovember 30, 2007 News - RockyMountainNews.com $5 million goes to CU, Children's pediatric research 5 questions for James Bruce, Business Facility Planning Consultants presidentOctober 1, 2007 Business - RockyMountainNews.com When a company is thinking about opening a new facility or expanding an existing one, James Bruce's job is to help them identify the best place to do that. >Good Times Ahead for NoCo Bioscience BusinessAugust 20, 2007 Northern Colorado Business Report, July 20 - August 2, 2007 In the next three years, Northern Colorado's Bioscience companies expect to grow their workforces about 35 percent, according to a recent survey of the industry. The survey included 15 Northern Colorado companies working in medical devices, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and biofuels. In all, the 15 companies employ 547 in the region and expect to add a total of 196 new positions in the next three years. In line with that, 67 percent of the companies surveyed expect to need physical expansion of their facilities. CU and Colorado BioScience Association Host Medical Device SymposiumJuly 19, 2007 Denver, CO- On August 22, 2007 The University of Colorado Technology Transfer Office (TTO) and the Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA) will co-host the 2007 Medical Device Symposium. Bill aims to Boost BioSciencesMarch 12, 2007 A state representative from Greeley is hoping an infusion of cash will help jumpstart Northern Colorado's bioscience industry while simultaneously investing in technologies developed through public research. Two Colorado Bioscience Legislative Initiatives Rank Among BIO’s Best Practices in the NationDenver Business Journal
Two Colorado bioscience legislative initiatives are included in the national BIO “State Legislative Best Practices in Support of Bioscience Industry Development,” report issued late last year for state legislation promoting growth of bioscience clusters in 2005-06. Of the 23 standout initiatives, only two other states, California and Texas, had two projects highlighted. |
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