Women in Biotech returns to Cambridge this Spring
In this special extended Women in Biotech, we'll be celebrating International Women's Day with a full day of thought-leading panels and discussions, inspirational talks as well as exciting keynote speakers.
'BIG WIB 2025' will bring together 250+ attendees in Cambridge to connect, support and inspire. Expanded to a full day, the event will provide practical workshop roundtables on key topics, inspiring keynotes and thought leadership panels.
Join us for a thought-provoking day; connect with a welcoming and supportive community of talented life science leaders; be inspired and grow your network!
Bookings for this event will open closer to the time. Sign up to Newscast for updates.
The care and thought that went into the choice of speakers/panel and the topics - I think your membership feels listened to and that is so important in a professional association.
I thought it was a great event. Well organised with thought-proving topics. Personal insights from the panel discussions gave it a very authentic, down-to-earth feel. I left feeling inspired and emboldened as a woman.
It was a great day. Well organised. The investor panel was a really good session. Also, all the delegates were very open to networking. Uplifting vibe.
Be part of the movement
BIA's Women in Biotech LinkedIn community brings together women from across the sector, offering a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals both online and in person. It aims to support and encourage women who are currently in, or are pursuing careers in STEM.
Questions? Contact Sam.
Sam Care
What does your role at BIA involve?
Sam leads the events team at BIA, working on developing and expanding BIA's extensive events programme as well as evolving BIA's existing sector-leading events. Sam overseas the end-to-end event logistics, marketing strategy, planning and execution of the events programme and is also responsible for building exciting event supporter opportunities for BIA members. She also helped establish the Women in Biotech mentoring programme and is responsible for the smooth running of the scheme.
Previous experience & achievements
Sam has extensive experience in events and business development roles, having previously worked at the Chartered Governance Institute developing and delivering their event & training programme. She also worked on a joint project with Sport England helping to establish the Sports Governance Academy and has previously worked in recruitment. Sam has a degree in Business Studies from the University of Liverpool.
Sam leads the events team at BIA, working on developing and expanding BIA's extensive events programme as well as evolving BIA's existing sector-leading events. Sam overseas the end-to-end event logistics, marketing strategy, planning and execution of the events programme and is also responsible for building exciting event supporter opportunities for BIA members. She also helped establish the Women in Biotech mentoring programme and is responsible for the smooth running of the scheme.
Previous experience & achievements
Sam has extensive experience in events and business development roles, having previously worked at the Chartered Governance Institute developing and delivering their event & training programme. She also worked on a joint project with Sport England helping to establish the Sports Governance Academy and has previously worked in recruitment. Sam has a degree in Business Studies from the University of Liverpool.
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