Biotechnology can play a key role in pulling society out of the COVID-19 crisis and positioning economies to withstand similar crises in the future. Join us for this timely plenary session kicking off day one of the education program at BIO IMPACT Digital (Sept. 21-22).
Securing a Resilient Bioeconomy
This dynamic discussion will provide insights on how to effectively grow and secure a resilient bioeconomy, with a focus on how innovative technologies and industries can work alongside government to promote needed investments to create sustainable supply chains for the future. Join the conversation! Sponsored by Amyris.
Moderator:
Stephanie Batchelor
Vice President
Industrial and Environmental Section, BIO
Jason Kelly, PhD
CEO
Ginkgo Bioworks
John Melo
Director, President & Chief Executive Officer
Amyris, Inc.
New Perspectives on the Future of the Bioeconomy
Hear from these industry innovators and thought-leaders transforming the future of the bioeconomy - new speakers added daily!
Doug Berven, Vice President, Corporate Affairs, POET
Stephen E. Croskrey, CEO, Danimer
Vonnie Estes, Vice President of Technology, Produce Marketing Association
Dr. Barb Glenn, CEO, NASDA
Renato Godinho, Head of the Division of New and Renewable Energies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Sally Greenberg, Executive Director, National Consumers League
Keira Havens, Sustainability and Public Affairs Manager, Pivot Bio
Claudius Jaeger, Sales Director of Europe, Digimarc Gmbh
Hon. Kate Jones, Minister of State Development, Innovation, and Tourism of Queensland, Queensland
Jim Lane, Editor & Publisher, Biofuels Digest
Paola Mellow, Executive Director, Clean Fuel Standard Environment and Climate Change Canada
Mary Nichols, CARB Regulator
Andy Renz, Vice President, Business Development, Vestaron Corporation
Carmichael Roberts, Founder & Managing Partner, Breakthrough Energy Ventures & Material Impact
Rosanne Rust, Owner, Rust Nutrition Services
Raj Shah, CEO, Feeding America
Hon. Debbie Stabenow, Senator, United States Senate
Sylvia Wulf, CEO, AquaBounty