CALIFORNIA LIFE SCIENCES CREATES EMERGING INNOVATION SUBCOMMITTEE TO FURTHER SUPPORT ENTREPRENEURS
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April 8. 2022
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, SAN DIEGO, LOS ANGELES, SACRAMENTO, Calif. – In an effort to support the needs of early-stage life sciences innovators, California Life Sciences (CLS) has created the CLS Emerging Innovation Subcommittee.
The new subcommittee will work to support entrepreneurs—from research to Series A—with an array of programs, products, services, and connections to help build successful, thriving companies that will lead to healthier lives around the world.
The subcommittee members will work to find new ways to empower innovators, building on our existing programs and offerings for life science innovators, like the FAST program, a 12-week advisory program.
To learn more about how CLS supports entrepreneurs, click here.
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About California Life Sciences: California Life Sciences (CLS) is the state’s most influential and impactful life sciences membership organization, advocating for the sector and its diverse innovation pipeline. For more than 30 years, CLS has served the community by supporting companies of all sizes, from early-stage innovators and startups to established industry leaders in the fields of biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and medical technology. As integral components of a healthy and collaborative ecosystem, CLS also works closely with universities, academic and research institutions, the investment community, and other critical partners that promote this vibrant sector. With offices in South San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento, Los Angeles, and Washington DC, CLS works to shape public policy, improve access to breakthrough technologies, educate lawmakers, and advance equity within our ecosystem by championing innovative solutions for some of the most pressing challenges of our times. In doing so, CLS fulfills its mission to protect and nurture California’s life sciences industry, empowering discoveries that lead to healthier lives around the world. #WeAreCaliforniaLifeSciences