Community Partner Program
The New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics & Life Sciences (CoE) was created on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus through more than $200 million dollars in funding from state, federal, philanthropic and industry sources in 2002 to create a hub of life sciences expertise and economic development in Upstate New York. With the Center’s grand opening in June 2006, the CoE launched a Community Partner Program to formalize its collaboration with firms who wish to be part of supporting the growth of the life sciences industry. The CoE is dedicated to creating and commercializing new technology innovations in cooperation with its corporate partners, who benefit in numerous ways through their involvement in the CoE Community Partner Program.
Thank you to the Members of the Center of Excellence Corporate & Community Partner Program!
Community Partner Program Benefits
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Premier |
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Quarterly COE eNewsletter |
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Invitations to selected COE events (priority by level) |
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Participation in Annual Community Partner Forum |
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Organization name recognition on website, newsletter, materials, other displays in buildings and at events |
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Preferred position for additional support opportunities |
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Preferred position for speaking opportunities at events |
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Membership on COE Advisory Board |
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Annual Fee |
$2,500 |
$10,000 |
$25,000 |
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For more information, please contact: Marnie LaVigne, Ph.D., Director of Business Development at lavigne2@buffalo.edu or 716.881.8904.
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Events
To view the complete list of events and event details, please visit our Events page.
"Smart Solutions for Small Businesses" featuring
David Oestreicher
from ROI Financial Group, COE Corporate Sponsor. Click here to register.
"Ideas into Revenue: Why Starting a Company Makes Sense" featuring Dr. Thenkurussi Kesavadas, UB faculty and founder of Simulated Surgical Systems. Click here to register.
2012 Venture Forum - May 16-17, 2012, Buffalo, NY. To learn more, visit www.brightbuffaloniagara.com
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News
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