March 22, 2022
NYC Builds Bio+ Seminar Series Sponsored by Triumvirate Environmental: Midtown East and Manhattanville

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A recent NYC City Planning study of the NYC Metro Life Science economy concluded that the NYC Metro area, which includes New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, enjoys the largest life science economy in the United States and the 2020 Census data shows it growing faster than many other regions of the country.

This Sponsored Seminar Series will showcase each of the new life sciences developments and subclusters in the NYC Metro Life Science marketplace to educate a national audience about the strength of the market and new opportunities for collaboration and location.  All of these subclusters are growing up around existing academic institutions and new, private life science developments in neighborhoods.  Each neighborhood that will be touched on has its own distinct social, cultural, and recreational flavor.

The Seminar Series will run for eight episodes from January through August 2022, each covering different life science subclusters.

Click here to view the event recording from Episode 1  Overview of the NYC Metro Life Sciences Economy and Subclusters.

Click here to view the event recording from Episode 2 Emerging Life Science Subclusters in the Greater NY Metro Area Spotlight on Midtown West and Long Island City.

Click here to view the event recording from Episode 3 Midtown East and Manhattanville.

Episode 3 will focus on Midtown East and Manhattanville.

Welcoming and Opening Remarks

  • Nancy J Kelley, Founding Member, NYC Builds Bio+, President and CEO, Nancy J Kelley + Associates
    Alicia Aniello, General Manager, New York, Triumvirate Environmental
    Midtown East

Overview of the Neighborhood

The Cure, Deerfield Management

  • Karen Heidelberger, Partner, Chief Partnership and Communications Officer, Deerfield Management
    Mark Veich, President, Advancium Health Network, Executive Director, Deerfield Partnership Foundation

IndieBIO, New York

  • Stephen Chambers, NY Partner and Managing Director, SOSV
  • Eva Shih, Managing Director, T3Advisors, a Savills Company

Manhattanville

Overview of the Neighborhood

Manhattanville Factory District

  • Scott Metzner, Principal, Janus Property Company
    Harlem Biospace
  • Sam Sia, Co-Founder, Harlem Biospace

Columbia’s Manhattanville Campus and Jerome L Greene Science Center at Columbia University 

  • Orin Herskowitz, Senior Vice President, Intellectual Property and Tech Transfer, Columbia Technology Ventures, Executive Director, Columbia Technology Ventures

CUNY Advanced Science Research Center

  • Joshua C. Brumberg, Dean of Sciences, The Graduate Center, CUNY; Acting Executive Director, CUNY Advanced Science Research Center

Episode 4: Hudson Square and Jersey City – April 26th 

JLABS
BioLabs@NYU Langone
New York Genome Center
Google Hudson Square
The Cove JC
95 Greene Street

Episode 5: Mount Sinai and Academic Alley – May 31st 

Center East (New York Blood Center)
Tri-Institutional Therapeutics Discovery Institute
Weill Cornell Medicine, Bioventure eLab
Bronk Translational Center

Episode 6: Gateways to the East: Brooklyn and Long Island – June 28th 

NewLabs, Brooklyn Navy Yard (Brooklyn)
Industry City (Brooklyn)
BioBAT (Brooklyn)
SUNY Downstate Biotechnology Incubator (Brooklyn)
NYS Center for Biotechnology
Long Island Bioscience Hub (Long Island)

Episode 7: Gateways to the North: From the Bronx to Westchester – July 26th 

Hutchinson Metro Center (The Bronx)
Einstein Medical School
Westchester County
Ardsley Park Life Science Campus, North 60, Regeneron, Buffalo Niagara

Episode 8: Gateways to Connecticut: – September 8th 

New Haven, CT
Stamford and Branford, CT