Georgia Life Sciences


A non-profit, membership-based association that supports growth of Georgia’s life sciences industry through state-level policy and advocacy, workforce development, economic development, entrepreneurship support, programming and ecosystem convening. Activities include member services, events, educational programs, industry reports, and partnerships with research and commercialization organizations.

Industries

N/A

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Georgia Life Sciences

8607 Roberts Drive, Suite 250, Atlanta, GA 30350


Services

Hands-on teacher training and K–12 education programs to prepare students for life sciences careers.

Programming connecting startups to incubators, mentors, and capital resources.

Curated scanning of federal funding opportunities, monthly grant reports and member webinars to support non-dilutive funding strategies and investor connections.

Guidance on site selection, BioReady community assessments and life sciences real estate.

Organization of summits, forums, poster sessions, investor matchmaking and career fairs to convene industry stakeholders.

Curated discounts on products and services for member organizations.

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Expertise Areas

  • Policy and regulatory advocacy
  • Legislative monitoring and member action
  • Workforce development and STEM education
  • Entrepreneurship support and startup acceleration
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Key Technologies

  • Digital health platforms
  • AI and machine learning for healthcare
  • Medtech device prototyping and design
  • Quality management systems (ISO 13485)
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News & Updates

Event for university-industry connecting (listing and registration).

Industry partnering summit (listing and registration).

Angel investor and startup event (listing and registration).

Announcement of a podcast series spotlighting people and innovations in Georgia's life sciences ecosystem; produced in partnership with a podcast production firm.

News item linking NIH-funded Program Project grant work on endothelial cell dysfunction and cardiovascular disease (reference to collaborators at a university vascular biology center).

Recognition of the association's President & CEO on a regional 'Top 500 Most Influential Leaders' list.


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