Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives

This year’s Manufacturing Excellence Awards highlight a sector constantly evolving, often quietly, but with significant impact.

In January, Kim Boericke was named the firm’s first female CEO in its 30-year history.

Applications are now open for a new accelerator program aimed at scaling Central Massachusetts life sciences companies.

Kyle Landry’s path to becoming the co-founder and president of skincare company Delavie Sciences was a windy one.

Two new startups have arrived at Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives, the Worcester-based life sciences incubator steadily increasing its footprint throughout Central Massachusetts.

Employees at Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives and Country Bank have been promoted.

MBI’s SPARK program is a free eight-week opportunity pairing aspiring entrepreneurs with mentors from MBI’s network to help the startups overcome certain obstacles.

Startups have navigated the perilous Valley of Death period with varying levels of success. Conifer Life Sciences Group at MBI is trying to change that.

In February, WBJ asked the 400+ people who have ever been on a WBJ power list (Power 100, Power 50, Power Players) to vote for the professionals they believed are the most influential in the region. Nearly 600 votes were cast

The Power 100 edition is an annual report on how power is shared and expended in Central Massachusetts each year, as told through the 100 people who are most effectively wielding their influence, with a special focus on those creating change and bringing new ideas to the forefront.