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Below are a list of current news items.
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August 03 2010
TBI/LSO June "Member Marathon" breakfast TBI’s Breakfast session season has come to a close for another summer following the popular Members Marathon breakfast meeting held on June 17. Attendance at the morning meeting was high, with more than 100 attendees coming out to see four member companies tell their successful business stories.
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July 09 2010
Letter to the Honorable Deb Matthews from Life Sciences Ontario Letter to the Honorable Deb Matthews from Life Sciences Ontario re:
Ontario Drug System Review – Amendments to Regulations to Ontario Drug Benefit Act and Drug Interchangeability and Dispensing Fee Act |
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July 06 2010
TBI May Breakfast: A spotlight on ag-biotech, food and health Food and agriculture lovers alike took great delight as The Biotechnology Initiative’s May breakfast session provided 90 attendees with two appetizing, yet educational presentations on Ontario’s agriculture and food product industries.
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June 02 2010
April 15 LSO/TBI Breakfast: The importance of technological innovation and its applications to biotech and healthcare TBI’s April 15th breakfast meeting featured two experts who discussed the importance of technological innovation and its applications to biotech and healthcare, Dr. Brian Wilson, Ontario Cancer Institute (OCI) and the University Health Network and Dr. David Jaffray, Head, Department of Radiation Physics University Health Network and senior scientist. The breakfast meeting also marked the organization’s first morning session under the Life Science’s Ontario (LSO) brand.
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May 04 2010
Life Sciences Commercialization Strategy Introduced To Stimulate Sector Toronto, May 3, 2010: Life Sciences Ontario (LSO/TBI), a province wide industry organization representing all sectors of the life sciences industry, congratulates the McGuinty Government, Minister Milloy and the Ministry of Research and Innovation on the new Life sciences Commercialization strategy launched in London, Ontario on April 30th.
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April 27 2010
Big changes come to TBI following 2010 Annual General Meeting Following the approval by members at its annual meeting held April 8, 2010 in Toronto, The Biotechnology Initiative (TBI), now operating in its 20th year, announced it is changing its name to Life Sciences Ontario (LS0).
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April 27 2010
TBI March Breakfast Session: promising regenerative therapy for CNS disorders The TBI March 18, 2010 networking breakfast session featured two key speakers on regenerative therapy for Central Nervous System Disorders, Dr. Arthur Brown and Dr. John MacDonald. More than 70 TBI members came out to hear the presentations.
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April 23 2010
Ontario Exhibitor Directory at BIO 2010 A directory of the 14 Ontario companies exhibiting at BIO 2010
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April 18 2010
SBAC - Research on childhood autoimmune disease Innovative research that could lead to an improved treatment for a childhood autoimmune disease has earned a 17-year-old student from Northern Secondary School the first place prize in the 2010 Sanofi-Aventis BioTalent Challenge (SABC) in the Greater Toronto region.
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April 16 2010
TBI Canada’s Largest Member Life Sciences Organization Announces Major Changes Toronto, Ontario, April 16, 2010. The Biotechnology Initiative (TBI), operating in its 20th year, today announced major changes following the approval by members at its annual meeting held April 8, 2010 in Toronto.
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March 25 2010
TBI Breakfast more than just an exercise in role-playing The Biotechnology Initiative's February 18th breakfast meeting was a variation from the regular format as attendees got to take part in TBI’s own inaugural interactive entrepreneurial reality show: "The Bears' Island."
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March 24 2010
TBI honours four of the province’s best at 2010 President's Awards Gala On Tuesday Feb. 23, 2010, members, dignitaries, friends and other esteemed guests gathered at Toronto’s trendy Four Seasons Hotel for The Biotechnology Initiative’s Annual President’s Awards Gala.
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March 22 2010
TBI 2010 Gala Photo Gallery Photo gallery for the 2010 TBI Gala.
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March 15 2010
Co-operation and collaboration - the key to effective policy management John Kelly, Ph.D.
Vice President, Erie Innovation and Commercialization Effective policy management should be a primary goal for industry and government alike. Policies should favourably impact business to ensure growth, development and profitability. Policy issues are generally not sector specific, with similarities intersecting many different aspects of life sciences in Ontario. |
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February 25 2010
Submission to Finance The Biotechnology Initiative (TBI), the voice of bioscience in Ontario, contribute views of organization to preparations for the 2010 budget of the Government of Ontario.
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February 23 2010
Special guests attend TBI January Breakfast The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (DFAIT), in collaboration with the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE), invited 11 scholarship recipients from Argentina, Brazil, Jamaica and Chile, currently conducting research in Canada, to participate in the Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP) science and technology study tour in Toronto from January 18-21, 2010. One of the final stops on their tour was the January Biotechnology Initiative breakfast, upon recommendation by the DFAIT Toronto Regional Office which has membership in the TBI and is active in promoting this worthwhile event to DFAIT and its network.
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February 22 2010
TBI January 21 Breakfast: "Biotechnology in Today's World - Developing the Skills for our Future" On January 21, 2010, the Biotechnology Initiative (TBI) kicked off its 2010 monthly breakfast presentation series with three speakers: Alison Symington, executive director Bioscience Education Canada (BEC); Dr. Paula Demacio, a professor at Centennial College; and Samir Bansal, of the Business Development Bank of Canada.
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January 25 2010
TBI Network Breakfast Meeting "THE BEARS' ISLAND" Come to TBI’s own interactive entrepreneurial “reality show..” Join us at the February breakfast meeting on “The Bears’ Island.” You choose how you want to participate – on a company team preparing and pitching a fictional biotech business idea – or as a member of the judging audience.
We will give you the business idea – an exciting new therapeutic, device or diagnostic. You select your role based on your interest and comfort zone. Arrive on time on February 18 and join your group to prepare. The company teams will be coached by real biotech entrepreneurs, and the judging audience will be coached by real biotech investors. We will then regroup for the “show.” However you participate you can look forward to fun, prizes and a different kind of networking experience. |
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January 22 2010
Pathways to Employment The Pathways to Employment in Biotech is a new University of Toronto initiative, funded by the Government of Ontario. This Program is training Internationally Educated Professionals in the Life Sciences to provide them with the soft skills required for roles in the Canadian biotech and bio-pharmaceutical sector.
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January 20 2010
Biotech professionals making a difference Access to talent continues to be a prominent issue in the life sciences industry. Better talent can be developed through mentoring and experienced professionals can be accessed through a stronger network within the life sciences industry.
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January 20 2010
Bridging the gap new mentoring program bridges the gap by building relationships Developing and commercializing biotech products and services takes more than good science; it requires business skills.
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January 19 2010
The Right Fit: Anthony Giovinazzo steps in as the CEO and president of Cannasat With more than 31 years of international merchant banking and venture capital experience-including having served as the president of MDS Capital Corp.'s neuroscience partner's fund, Anthony Giovinazzo is looking forward to putting his extensive experience to use as the new president and CEO of Cannasat Therapeutics Inc.
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January 06 2010
TBI Member Marathon Dec 2009 The December Member Marathon this year brought TBI members a mixture of presenters - from biotechnology members with exciting stories to tell of emerging drugs/technologies to service providers with interesting projects and case studies.
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December 22 2009
TBI November 19th Breakfast: The International Consortium of Anti-virals H1N1, or Swine flu as it has come to be known, has gotten a lot of press of late, but swine flu is not the only virus in the world taking a terrible toll. In fact some of the more notable viruses reeking havoc include. AIDS, Dengue fever, Rotavirus and hepatitis C are just some of the many viral diseases out there that kill more than 5,000,000 people globally each year.
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December 17 2009
BEC and TBI working together to promote biotechnology in Ontario In January 2010, The Biotechnology Initiative (TBI) will welcome Bioscience Education Canada (BEC) as its featured presenter to kick off its 2010 monthly breakfast series.
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December 14 2009
TBI's letter to the Honourable Deborah Matthews Ontario Minister of Health and Long Term Care TBI had the opportunity to participate in the consultation process reviewing the drug system in Canada along with our corporate members, Rx&D and BIOTECanada. Several key points arose out of these initial discussions including the need to consider drug expenditures as investments, the importance of a biopharmaceutical strategy with a drug system policy, the need for a comprehensive approach that considers multiple Government statutes and Acts, and the need for a greater level of transparency in the drug system in Ontario.
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November 20 2009
Canada’s Gairdner Awards: Fifty years of making science matter On October 28th-30th, the world’s most celebrated scientific superstars gathered in Toronto to mark the 50th anniversary of Canada’s largest celebration of science: The Canada Gairdner Awards.
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November 20 2009
TBI Mentorship Program Update On November 5, The Biotechnology Initiative (TBI) held its first “Meet and Greet” event for participants in the TBI Mentorship program.
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November 20 2009
Superstar scientists highlight TBI’s October breakfast session It is hoped that one day, regenerative medicine will help to produce extended healthy longevity. All of the most impressive demonstrations of regenerative medicine, since the beginning of the century, have used varying forms of stem cells, embryonic, adult and most recently induced pluripotent stem cells to trigger healing within the patient. A great deal of press attention, for example, has been given to success in alleviating life-threatening heart conditions. However, major successes have also been demonstrated in repairing organs-such as the liver and kidney to name a few. Recent research also suggests that the stem cells in the adult body-which have become less effective with age and disease can be rejuvenated and restored to action with the right biochemical cues.
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November 19 2009
Moving the Industry forward By: Grant Tipler
Let's face it - the last year has been a period of retrenchment for the life sciences industry. Whether you consider this to be a positive or negative turn of events depends on which side of the fence you're on. On one side, for example, a number of companies without access to significant capital have had to lay off employees to preserve their programs and to protect their intellectual property. On the other hand, some weaker companies have merged with stronger partners to create new organizations that offer a greater depth and breadth of programs to their customers. |
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October 09 2009
Mentor. Partner. Learn. Grow. TBI recently launched its mentorship program to help develop business and science professionals and build a stronger network of expertise within Ontario. The program offers individuals the opportunity to connect with other professionals with similar interests or backgrounds to promote development, addressing the need for human capital in the biotech industry.
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October 09 2009
TBI Breakfast session season back in full swing with a focus on Canada's biotechnology industry's leaders Kicking off National Biotech Week, The Biotechnology Initiative used its September 17th breakfast meeting as a platform for both the launch of its newest program, the TBI mentorship program, as well as introduction to CELL-A Management study a unique CEO feedback questionnaire conducted by Koenig & Consultants Inc.
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September 24 2009
The Biotechnology Initiative Mentorship Program The Biotechnology Initiative captured the imaGENEation of biotech professionals by launching its mentorship program at the Sept. 17 TBI Breakfast Meeting.
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September 22 2009
TBI's Second annual Mix and Match Event To celebrate the 2009 National Biotechnology Week, TBI's second annual Mix and Match event on September 22nd provided this opportunity for GTA professionals. Held at Canada's oldest vaccine maker, sanofi pasteur, and still one of the leading vaccine producers in the world, this proved to be an important event supporting biotechnology and commercialization of innovations.
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September 11 2009
A good time had by all at TBI's Ninth Annual Golf Classic On Wednesday August 19th, Ontario's biotechnology community gathered at the friendly and spectacular confines of Copper Creek Golf Club for The Biotechnology Initiative's 9th annual golf classic. The event consisted of 35 teams made up of a cross-section of TBI members, partners and special guests.
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July 31 2009
Ontario Cabinet shuffle sees appointment of new minister of research and innovation On Wednesday June 23, 2009, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty gave his cabinet a slight makeover.
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July 30 2009
City Strike forces venue switch for TBI member marathon breakfast The Member Marathon breakfast touched down at Toronto City Hall in June, with seven TBI members giving presentations on their up-and-coming businesses. The breakfast was held in the City Hall council chambers, shifting from its usual Metro Hall location. The shift was a by-product of the city strike. That being said, the chamber was fairly full on what turned out to be a very intimate breakfast session.
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June 09 2009
TBI BIO 2009 Wrap-Up While the state of Georgia doesn’t rank among the biggest biotech hotbeds in the U.S., BIO 2009 was a coming-out party of sorts for the Peach State. More than 14,000 attendees descended upon the Georgia World Congress Center for the conference, despite the economic recession, many left Atlanta with the idea that Georgia could one day be a key player in the biotech space.
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June 08 2009
TBI Mentorship program moving forward First announced at the March TBI breakfast meeting, plans for The Biotechnology Initiative’s (TBI) mentorship program are moving along quite nicely, with the mentorship committee anticipating a September launch. Heading up the committee is Jill Osborne who says right now organizers will use the summer months to iron out the final details while setting up a web-based program that will best match participants.
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June 05 2009
Exciting IT based initiatives highlight May TBI Breakfast Attendees of TBI’s May 21st breakfast were treated to a glimpse of where healthcare is headed, with two companies, one a large organization (IBM) and one an emerging one (Infonaut Inc.) showing off their solutions and how information technology (IT) holds the key to a radical transformation of the healthcare industry.
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May 11 2009
TBI Names Lorne Meikle As President With Grant Tipler stepping down as the President of The Biotechnology Initiative, TBI has turned to a familiar face to take on the role. Once again, Lorne Meikle has been asked to contribute his expertise and time to advance the cause of biotechnology in Ontario as the new President of TBI.
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May 10 2009
TBI wishes outgoing president Grant Tipler continued success This month marked the end of an era here at The Biotechnology Initiative, with Grant Tipler stepping down from the board of directors, and more importantly as President of TBI.
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May 08 2009
New president and directors named at Annual General Meeting/TBI breakfast The Biotechnology Initiative’s April breakfast held on Thursday April 16th was significant for several reasons: not only was it a chance to get to hear a prominent guest speaker but the occasion also marked the organization’s Annual General Meeting.
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April 07 2009
Launch of mentorship program the highlight of March TBI breakfast For the last few months The Biotechnology Initiative (TBI) has been hinting to its members about the launch of a new program. After months of keeping the idea under wraps, TBI membership committee board members Dr. Adi Treasurywala and Gail Garland officially let the cat out of the bag announcing the creation of the TBI mentorship program at the March TBI breakfast meeting.
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April 06 2009
TBI CEO committee provides value to stakeholders in Ontario The Biotechnology Initiative has several standing committees that provide value to its stakeholders and assist in TBI’s overall objective of representing and promoting life sciences technologies and commercial success in Ontario. Through government advocacy, stakeholder engagement, mentoring and education and promotion of Ontario’s world-class science and industry, TBI strives to be the voice of Ontario biotech. This is accomplished by taking an active role when it comes to discussions with government agencies in determining the direction of and the establishment of policies that will help the industry as a whole.
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March 30 2009
Hope for Life Science Companies in times of Economic Uncertainty Toronto, ON, March 27, 2009. The Biotechnology Initiative (TBI) would like to credit Premier Dalton McGunity and Minister of Research and Innovation John Wilkinson for their quick response to the looming economic uncertainty by the creation of the Emerging Technologies Fund. Ontario is the fourth largest life science cluster in North America and the current economic crisis poses a challenge for emerging companies in raising venture capital due to tightening credit markets. Companies will be forced to move, be sold or shut down if there is no funding available.
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March 11 2009
February 19th, 2009 TBI Breakfast: Georgia comes to TBI By: Billy Gould
This month's TBI breakfast was a little different than most as it gave attendees a refreshing look at an emerging biotech sector in the United States, as well as a sneak peak of what visitors should look forward to seeing at the 2009 Bio International Convention in Atlanta happening May 18-21, 2009. |
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March 10 2009
TBI honours winners at Annual President's Awards Gala On Feb. 24, 2009, TBI held its Annual President's Awards Gala. This year's sold out event took place once again at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto, with the who's who of the industry, dignitaries, TBI members and esteemed guests gathered to celebrate and honour four special people and one company.
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February 06 2009
January 15th: Pharmaceutical Toxicology: The Science of Safety The first TBI breakfast meeting of 2009 took place January 15th, with more than 80 members and non-members in attendance. It featured two U.S. company presentations, one a contract research organization, the other a research company providing services in preclinical profiling and modeling.
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January 14 2009
TBI December Breakfast: Membership Marathon Despite the -8°C wind chills, more than 70 attendees with their highest enthusiasm attended TBI’s December 18th 2008 breakfast meeting themed as Membership Marathon, which provided a great opportunity for members to learn about six successful pharma and biotech organizations. The topics of speeches centered on biotechnology but not limited to consulting, business development and conference holdings. The energy and innovation of each company have demonstrated great vitality which indicates a bright future of Toronto biotechnology.
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January 07 2009
TBI Policy Initiatives Letter to the Honourable Dalton McGuinty As you would expect, there are a number of policy initiatives within the jurisdiction of your Government that could complement actions being taken by the Government of Canada to help the sector weather these difficult times and position it to grow as the economy strengthens. We have been consulting with the business leaders within our sector and will be transmitting to you shortly under separate cover some of our current thinking. Click Here to Read Full Article
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December 15 2008
TBI from Research to Revenue IV: Capturing Business Opportunities in Asia It was a truly eye opening day for most of the 150 attendees at Research to Revenue, held last week at The Living Arts Centre in Mississauga. Throughout the day, one theme resounded in every presentation and in every panel discussion- cultivate your business relationships. Click Here to Read Full Article
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December 01 2008
December Bioscience Regional Spotlight: Thunder Bay With experts in fields ranging from DNA analysis to cancer research, medical devices to bioproducts, the Thunder Bay biotech cluster, albeit small, is making good in establishing itself as a player on the Ontario biotech stage. Click Here to Read Full Article
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November 01 2008
TBI October Breakfast Meeting TBI’s October 16th 2008 breakfast meeting was a unique opportunity to discuss the practical applications of protein purification that are successfully being done by Therapure BioPharma Inc.
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September 18 2008
Ontario and TBI Celebrate National Biotechnology Week The growth of the Biotechnology Industry in Canada has surpassed expectations, and innovators, researchers, industry leaders, and government leaders will be celebrating this success when National Biotechnology Week commences on September 18.
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August 19 2008
Annual Golf Classic The Copper Creek Golf Club was the site of our Eighth Annual TBI Golf Classic. Copper Creek is widely recognized as one of the top 20 courses to play in the GTA.
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August 15 2008
TBI On the Move On August 15th, Rosemarie Childerhose, Sean Kelly, Gerry Mandel and I met with George Ross, Robert Taylor, Ryan Locke and Walter Kushnir to provide MRI with a briefing on the Life Science Coalition and the research results from the survey process.
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July 08 2008
Reflections on BIO 2008 Although it is now massive in size, the BIOIndustry Conference is still a great forum for getting a lot of business contacts in a short period of time.
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June 19 2008
The Biotechnology Initiative closes another successful breakfast series season The popular Members Marathon breakfast meeting in June provided an opportunity for six member companies to tell their successful business stories. Attendance at morning meeting was high, with more than 90 attendees, a very high turnout considering that many TBI members and board members were away at BIO in San Diego, CA.
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June 10 2008
TBI Pub Night On May 8 members of The Biotechnology Initiative and friends got together to finish off BioFinance in fine style gathering at the Mill Street Brewpub in Toronto for TBI pub night.
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May 27 2008
Biophotonics: shining a light on dentistry For people that dread going to the dentist, the May 15 TBI (The Biotechnology Initiative) breakfast meeting was quite the treat.
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May 15 2008
A Global Center for R&D Innovation enhanced with skilled- based collaboration, stable research funding and an impressive record of groundbreaking achievements are propelling Toronto to the forefront of biomedical pre-eminence.
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May 15 2008
Toronto Rising When the University of Toronto managed to lure chemical geneticist Guri Giaever away from Stanford University two years ago, part of the inducement was a new, bigger lab, and part was a prestigious government-funded research chair.
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April 25 2008
TBI Breakfast meeting April 17: Central Nervous System Disorders As scientists begin to unravel little by little just how much of an effect an individual's genetic make up has on the efficacy of a drug, the field of pharmacogenetics continues to gain momentum as a mainstream science.
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April 22 2008
C-Level Forum is a huge success The C-Level Committee, comprised of a diverse and hard-working group of individuals, organized the "Building a Biotechnology Company – How to Leverage Partnership and Collaborations?" C-Level Forum took place on April 22, 2008, at The Estates of Sunnybrook.
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April 02 2008
TBI has just set up a Facebook group! This group gives TBI members and TBI non-members instant access to message reminders about all upcoming TBI events. By joining this group you can also take part in discussions about TBI and the biotechnology industry in Toronto and the rest of Ontario. All TBI members and anyone who is interested in what TBI has to offer are encouraged to join!
Current Facebook members, just follow the link below to join the TBI group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=23117335345 New to Facebook? It is easy to join and it can be a great opportunity to network online. Note that Facebook can be set up with strict privacy settings. To join, simply follow the link below and enter your name and email address. http://www.facebook.com If you have any further questions, please contact Jill Osborne at jill.osborne@utoronto.ca. |
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March 24 2008
TBI Breakfast March 20: Genomics in Ontario and TBI announces its new ED The Biotech Initiative breakfast meeting for March kicked off with a major announcement as TBI introduced Michael Stinson as its new full time executive director.
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March 06 2008
TBI President’s Gala, a celebration of success The Biotech Initiative’s annual Presidents Award Gala was a night of nostalgia and achievements as the who’s who of the industry, along with dignitaries, TBI members and esteemed guests converged on the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto to celebrate and honour four special people.
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March 05 2008
Broadening the life science community at TBI TBI is happy to announce the “Member Get a Member” drive. Always striving to meet its mandate of promoting life sciences, TBI is reaching out to welcome new individual memberships. As a valued member of the TBI, you have an opportunity to directly drive this initiative.
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February 25 2008
February 21 TBI Breakfast This month’s TBI breakfast meeting marked yet another informative session.
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January 18 2008
TBI - Executive Director In the fall of 2006, The Biotechnology Initiative took a big step in its growth by naming a part-time Executive Director, and TBI and its members saw a transformation in the organization as we added 10 new Corporate Relationships as members and sponsors. The Board of TBI has decided it is time to make the next step and has started a search for a Full time Executive Director!
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January 18 2008
TCP comes to TBI They say the dreams of cats are filled with mice. Well, the January TBI breakfast meeting was surely one that would have had the cat drooling.
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December 20 2007
December 20th TBI breakfast With six speakers and five presentations, December’s TBI breakfast session lived up to its ‘marathon billing’.
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November 15 2007
Thursday November 15, 2007 TBI Breakfast November's TBI breakfast meeting got off to a much calmer start, as this time around there were no false alarms to interrupt the session. Breakfast goers had the full two hours this time around to enjoy the presentations of the morning’s speakers.
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October 18 2007
October 18 - TBI Breakfast The October TBI breakfast was one that won’t be soon forgotten as attendees arrived at Metro Hall to the deafening sound of a fire alarm, postponing the start by an hour. Guests made the best of the situation using the delay as an opportunity to network with each other.
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October 16 2007
TBI Executive Director Resigns It is with regret that on October 15th on behalf of the Board of Directors of TBI, I accepted the resignation of, our first Executive Director.
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September 28 2007
September 28: Ontario Political Update breakfast The presentations at the TBI Ontario Political Update breakfast given by political analyst and president of the Devon Group Bob Richardson and Angus Reid Strategies vice president public affairs Craig Worden 10 days before the Ontario election proved accurate with the Ontario Progressive Conservatives paying a heavy price for taking a controversial stand on funding for faith-based schools.
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September 21 2007
TBI Event Sept. 21, 2007: Research to Revenue III Promoting the growth of the biotechnology industry in Canada, TBI’s ‘From Research to Revenue III’ closed out another successful National Biotechnology Week, building on the success of its first two events.
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September 20 2007
Sept 20th TBI Breakfast meeting This month’s TBI breakfast meeting marked another successful and informative event.
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August 15 2007
7th Annual Golf Classic TBI had its’ 7th Annual Golf Classic where 144 people enjoyed a beautiful day at Copper Creek Golf Club.
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June 27 2007
University of Guelph tour TBI’s mandate is to promote, educate, inform, network and advocate on behalf of Queen’s Park. TBI tries to combine all of those traits by educating with fellowship, while visiting interesting places.
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April 16 2007
TBI Survey Results – What TBI is doing to serve its members better for a new and improved TBI TBI members stress that enhanced networking opportunities is one of the main issues when it comes to TBI events. This was concluded by information gathered from a TBI online survey meant for its members, which took place April 16-May 11, 2007.
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