BayBio has a long history of hosting and supporting Bay Area events that provide value to the bioscience community. To find out more about our past events, please click on the links below. For more information, please contact BayBio.

A one-day conference focusing on the Bay Area’s strength in life sciences product development and commercialization.

• BayBio2008: Doing Well by Doing Right
• BayBio2007: Innovators and Innovations
• BayBio2006: Accelerating Global Leadership
• BayBio2005: Returns on Innovation

The leading Northern California's conference designed by and for bioscience facility professionals

• 2007 - GeneAcres15: Ahead of the Curve
• 2006 - GeneAcres14: Building Successful Life Science Facilities
• 2005 - GeneAcres13
• 2003 - Bioscience: Coming of Age
• 2002 - Growth: Opportunities Abound
• 2001 - Growing Pains: Challenges for Tomorrow's Bioscience Facilities
• 2000 - The Gene Age: Bay Area Biotech Boom

An annual BayBio celebration that recognizes achievement and honors excellence in the life science industry in Northern California.

• 2007 Celebration
• 2006 Celebration
• 2005 Celebration
• 2004 Celebration

C-level executive discussions in an informal setting of the issues important to every working Northern California’s life sciences company.

• Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Biotech CEOs Tell It Like It Was, Is and May Be Going Forward

A showcase of up and coming Northern California medical device companies.

• When is it Time to Sell?

A showcase of up and coming Northern California therapeutics companies.

• Combination Products
• Alternative Financing: Reverse Mergers and APOs
• When Trends in Creative Pharma Partnerships

BayBioNEST holds events geared to help the biotech start-ups and the entrepreneurs on various elements critical to success.

• The 2005 Entrepreneur-Investor Roundtables
• The Choosing and Managing Vendors
• The VCynic Syndicate 2005
• Investor & Entrepreneur Roundtable
• Intellecutal Property Workshop
• Government Grant Writing Workshop
• Holiday Soiree
• Launch with George Rathman