BIO from the BAYOU: Build Your Biotech Network with Key Opinion Leaders and Investors
12 May 2022 · 1 min
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Patrick Reed and James Zanewicz launch a podcast about the Gulf Coast biotech scene from New Orleans. They argue the region has something East and West Coast hubs lack: a unique mix of connectivity, community, and what locals call lagniappe that makes the bioeconomy feel both serious and fun.
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The city of New Orleans has a longstanding reputation for being the place that overflows with culture. We've got the food, the music, the festivals, and most importantly, the diverse, vibrant, and resilient community.
And within the Crescent City are many brilliant people and organizations who are paving the way for the ever-growing world of biotech right here on the Gulf Coast.
And with our distinctive focus on connectivity and community, experts are drawn to our region to join us in advancing the bioeconomy.
So take note. The East and West Coasts aren't the only ones experiencing growth and notoriety for their biotech opportunities. The Gulf Coast is on the rise. And because there's a little lagniappe in everything we do, there's nowhere on Earth where it is more fun to engage in the business of the bioeconomy.
Coming to you from New Orleans, the city that plays hard after we've worked even harder, Bio from the Bayou is a podcast highlighting stories of the organizations and people doing brilliant work in biotech throughout and with the entire Gulf Coast region.
We are 2 of your hosts. I'm Patrick Reed at LSU Health.
And I'm James Zanewicz from Tulane University. And this is Bio from the Bayou.