Organizations

The BioBusiness Alliance of Minnesota (BBAM) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that primarily occupies three roles in the Minnesota region’s bioscience sector: industry development, infrastructure incubation, and the facilitation of public-private partnerships.

BIOCOM is the largest regional life science association in the world, representing more than 550 member companies in Southern California. The association focuses on initiatives that positively influence the region’s life science community in the development and delivery of innovative products that improve health and quality of life. This includes initiatives in capital formation, public policy, workforce development, group purchasing and member services such as networking events.

BioFlorida is the voice of Florida’s bioscience industry representing more than 3,000 companies and research organizations in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical and medical device fields employing 61,000 Floridians. BioFlorida’s member-driven initiatives provide a strong business climate for production of quality, life-improving technologies and promote economic benefits to the state.

CALSTART is dedicated to the growth of a clean transportation technologies industry that will: clean the air; secure the nation’s transportation energy future; create high-quality economic opportunities; and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Carolinas MicroOptics Triangle is a partnership between Clemson University, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Western Carolina University with a collective vision to be a full service research, educational and business development resource to the optics industry.

Catskill WoodNet is a regional network of businesses that harvest and manufacture wood products from New York's Catskill Mountain Region. Through improved land stewardship in the New York City Watershed, our goal is to encourage a working landscape that connects people with local forest resources.

The Center for Commercialization of Advanced Technology (CCAT) at San Diego State University is a technology commercialization and transition collaborative partnership of academia, industry, and government funded by the Office of Naval Research, the Office of Secretary of Defense, and the Department of Homeland Security.

The Chemical Alliance Zone (CAZ) is a nonprofit economic development group made up of chemical companies, support and service companies, energy companies, businesses, and other organizations that works to boost and maintain investments and jobs in the chemical industry and related industries across WV, including natural gas, biotechnology, and manufacturing.   CAZ works with the State of WV, economic development groups, and industry to attract new investments and create jobs.  CAZ also works

The China Partnership of Greater Philadelphia (CPGP) is a non-profit organization that promotes collaboration on public/private cleantech initiatives between Philadelphia and the People’s Republic of China. We operate on the principles of openness, inclusivity, and transparency in order to maximize engagement from all relevant stakeholders throughout the Philadelphia area.