Ohio's bioscience industry—from research to business—continues to thrive. Expanding square footage and adding jobs despite the nation's economic tightening. For this reason, Ohio is looking to bioscience to help lead our state's economic resurgence. The $1.57 billion bipartisan Jobs Stimulus Program will invest $100 million in the state's biomedical industry.
The 2008 BioOhio Annual Conference, held Oct. 20-21, focused on the Jobs Stimulus Program and how companies and institutions alike can promote biomedical job creation and company growth.
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Video highlights of the 2008 BioOhio Annual Conference
Ken Weixel, Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, on health care becoming a consumer-oriented marketplace and how that affects business innovation and strategy.
Ohio Lt. Governor Lee Fisher describes bioscience as an economic driver in Ohio.
Patrick McLean, Ohio Board of Regents Associate Vice Chancellor, previews Ohio's $250 million, 5-year investment in internship and co-op initiatives.
BioOhio President & CEO Tony Dennis on Ohio's rise in biotech rankings and how some Ohio companies are taking advantage of industry trends.