LIFE SCIENCE OKLAHOMA HELPS MEMBERS BUILD VISIBILITY AND CONNECTIONS AT BIO INTERNATIONAL 2025
For member companies, it was a chance to meet potential partners, raise their profile, and explore new opportunities in a competitive environment. A Strong Start: LSOK Panel Breakfast LSOK hosted a Networking & Panel Breakfast during the convention, introducing the organization to a national audience and featuring a discussion about Oklahoma’s role in the life sciences sector. The panel was moderated by LSOK Board Chair and Moleculera Biosciences CEO Craig Shimasaki. Panelists included Dr. Tom Kupiec (ARL BioPharma), Jeff Seymour (Innovation District and BioTC), Dr. Jeff Volz (University of Oklahoma), Patrick Lucy (Wheeler Bio), and Sharina Perry (Utopia Plastix). They discussed opportunities in biomanufacturing and the strengths of Oklahoma’s research and startup communities. From workforce readiness to academic partnerships, the panelists highlighted the collaborative spirit that makes Oklahoma competitive. Dr. Jeff Volz, Associate Dean for Partnerships at the University of Oklahoma’s Gallogly College of Engineering, noted the value of attending, saying, “BIO gave us a platform to highlight the research
Life Science Oklahoma (LSOK) used its presence at BIO International 2025 to deliver real value to its members, helping Oklahoma-based companies connect with industry leaders, gain media exposure, and position themselves for future growth. The organization showcased the state’s growing momentum in biosciences while creating opportunities for networking and strategic visibility. LSOK’s activities included a panel breakfast, a booth on the exhibit floor, and focused messaging about Oklahoma’s biotech and biomanufacturing strengths.
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