Company Presentations

Spotlight Your Company's Innovations at the 2023 BIO CEO & Investor Conference
Applications for this year are now closed. Company Presentations are an integral programming element at BIO CEO & Investor Conference that allow companies to discuss their pipeline, R&D activities, and future fundraising goals to this exclusive audience of investors and collaboration partners.
Looking for your next partnership? View the full list of participating company presenters at the 2023 BIO CEO & Investor Conference.
Companies and organizations present at the BIO CEO & Investor Conference to get in front of an exclusive audience of public and private equity investors, plus other biotech executives. Presenters also receive exclusive benefits not available to general attendees, including pre-conference marketing, and designation in the BIO One-on-One Partnering™.
BIO has worked with Donna LaVoie of LaVoieHealthScience Strategic Communications to develop three best-practice videos to help optimize your Company Presentation at the next BIO event.
Company Presentations at the CEO & Investor Conference are 13-minute presentations given by senior-level executives. They showcase a company’s pipeline, R&D activities, business objectives and investment goals. For the 2023 CEO & Investor Conference, the presentations can be given in person, virtually, or both.
Companies and organizations present at the BIO CEO & Investor Conference to get in front of an exclusive audience of public and private equity investors, plus other biotech executives. Presenters also receive exclusive benefits not available to general attendees, including pre-conference marketing.
The BIO CEO & Investor Conference will feature presentations primarily by public companies, as well as a track of established private companies (Series B companies that have raised >$25M to date). Those interested in presenting must have a clear R&D focus, with a pipeline involving biotechnology therapeutics, diagnostics, or platform technologies. This can include patient advocacy groups. Service providers will not be considered, but should email our Sponsorship Team to discuss alternative ways to highlight your initiatives with a dedicated team member.
Yes. The presenter must purchase a registration pass in order to give them access to the sessions, BIO One-on-One Partnering, and networking events. There is also an additional presentation fee. For more information on registration and presentation pricing, please visit our registration page.
BIO is committed to workforce development, diversity, and inclusion, and incorporates these values into all aspects of BIO operations. Program development for BIO’s events will be considered in this light, with specific attention paid to speakers’ gender, race, ethnic background, sexual orientation, and gender identity, as well as their company’s focus, financing, geographic location, and size. Diverse programming at BIO’s events allows BIO to remain a strong leader in efforts to ensure that the biotechnology industry can attract, develop, and retain a high-quality, globally competitive employee talent pool. Learn more about Workforce Development, Diversity, & Inclusion at BIO.









