[bioundgrd] Fwd: MIT SBE and SEBC Present: Biological Engineering Business Forum

[Janice Chang]

>The MIT Science and Engineering Business Club (SEBC) has been one of 
>the strongest student groups on campus in terms of bringing
>students together with companies and creating technological and 
>entrepreneurial opportunities for the entire community to 
>participate in. 
>Although traditionally, SEBC has emphasized relationships with 
>companies in key industries: Investment Banking, Finance, Consulting,
>Goverment Sector, Computer Technology etc...  our group is 
>constantly growing and looking to expand into different industries. 
>The
>Biopharmaceutical Industry and Biotechnology industries have 
>experienced tremendous growth in recent periods and will continue to 
>grow
>in the future.  The MIT Society for Biological Engineering Student 
>Chapter is a recently formed society which targets students 
>interested in
>applying engineering techniques to biological systems with special 
>emphasis on bioprocessing, bioinformatics, and biomolecular and
>biomedical engineering.
>
>Taking advantage of this growth, and continuing in the tradition of 
>bringing leading industry companies together with MIT Students,
>the SEBC Technology and Entrepreneurship Focus Group has teamed up 
>with the MIT Society for Biological Engineering Student
>Chapter to present:
>
>
>The First Annual Biological Engineering Business Forum: 
>Sponsored by MIT SEBC and The MIT Society for Biological Engineering (SBE)
>Featuring:
>Genentech
>Tuesday November 29th 11:00 -2:00 pm
>Room 32-124 (Stata Center)
>with a talk given by Genentech Representative
>(MIT Alumna) Amy LaVerdiere
>
>Light lunch and refreshments will be provided
>due to limited space, RSVP required
>(please reply to tostado at mit.edu)
>
>Genentech, considered one of the founders of the industry, is one of 
>the world's premiere biotechnology companies.  One of the largest 
>biotech companies in the world, with an estimated market value of 
>over $100 billion dollars,  Genentech covers all aspects of the 
>bioengineering process from research and development  to 
>manufacturing, distribution, and commercialization.
>
>For comments or questions please email sbe-execboard at mit.edu.
>
>
>
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