Five Top Colorado Bioscience Company CEOs Present at This Year’s BioWest Investor Forum
Denver, CO (ContentDesk) July 28, 2006 -- The Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA) and the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) jointly announce participation of the following Colorado bioscience CEOs in the BioWest Investor Forum on August 24, 2006 (3:45 - 5:45 p.m.), at the Colorado Convention Center:
Paul Berns, Allos Therapeutics; John Serino, Encision; Bill Freytag, Myogen; Patrick Mahaffy, Pharmion; and Ken Collins, Replidyne. This is the first time that a group of CEOs at this level have presented in one place at one event in Colorado, says Denise Brown, CBSA Executive Director. They will discuss their newest clinical findings, regulatory approvals and other relevant investor information. Conference registration is required in order to attend the Investor Forum.
Complete registration details for the BioWest Conference and Expo are available at http://www.BioWestConference.com."The success and growth in scope and attendance of the annual BioWest conference is a direct reflection of the vibrancy of the bioscience industry in Colorado," commented
Freytag of Myogen.
"The access to leading research science in our local academic institutions and the talented, highly educated workforce make Colorado an ideal location to grow a bioscience company."More than 750 participants are expected at this years BioWest.
Americas Cowboy Poet Baxter Black and NPR Science Friday? host Ira Flatow are the headliners for the event, along with the presentation, Where Innovation Happens from Federal Reserve Executive Michael Orlando.BioWest 2006 will again feature the Venture Showcase competition where seven emerging bioscience companies from the Rocky Mountain region will present their business plans to a panel of national venture firms.
One company will be chosen the winner, receiving the $10,000 Faegre & Benson Venture Showcase Award during the CBSA Annual Awards Dinner. Here are additional highlights of the upcoming BioWest 2006:* AdvaMed, the national medical device industry association, and Ernst & Young will preview what to expect nationally and internationally at the two BioWest plenary sessions.* The Emerging Company Track is offered for start-up bioscience or medical device companies. Dollars Speak Volumes is the main message for these three sessions.
* The Operations Track targets more established companies, particularly operations employees of both biotechnology and medical device companies, covering pre-commercialization and commercialization operations issues that need to be considered for clinical and commercial manufacturing.* The Regulatory Track offers three sessions, including Navigating the Challenges of PostMarket Compliance for the medical device industry, Whats Hot in Todays Regulatory Issues for bio-pharmaceutical companies and Key Issues in Getting to Market in Europe.
* The Founders Breakfast on the 23rd brings together Eric Sondermann, a Colorado political pundit and Patrick Kelly, BIOs Director of State Affairs to talk about the state and national elections coming up this November.In addition to formal presentations, there are also numerous networking sessions scheduled during BioWest.
The Expo Hall, with 80 exhibitors, will be open both days; the Technology Transfer Poster reception will be held in the Hall on August 23; breakfast will be in the Hall on August 24 and dessert and coffee will be served in the Hall both days.
About the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade OEDIT works with companies starting, expanding, or relocating in Colorado. The office offers a wide range of services to assist new and existing business of every size.
http://www.AdvanceColorado.com About Colorado BioScience Association
CBSA is a not-for-profit corporation providing services and support for Colorado's growing biosciences industry.
With more than 300 members, CBSA actively works to promote the growth of the industry by working for a better business environment, growing the state's biotech workforce, fighting for policies that support a strong bioscience industry in the state and speaking with a single voice on behalf of the industry.
For more information, visit http://www.CoBioScience.com.Click here to link to the recent BioWest 2006 podcast:http://www.ContentDeskpodcast.com/releases/pod394107.htmContacts: Christine Shapard, Director of Bioscience and Emerging Industries, Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade http://www.AdvanceColorado.com -- 303.892.3840Maggie Chamberlin Holben, APR, Absolutely Public Relations http://www.absolutelypr.com -- 303.984.9801.
Gershwin Heir's East Coast Premier of "Gershwin Sings Gershwin"
BOSTON, MA (ContentDesk) June 21, 2006 -- Alexis Gershwin has been singing the timeless classics of her uncles since she can remember, and while her shows have always incorporated her familys musical legacy, her newest creation, Gershwin Sings Gershwin, is a tribute of the most familial kind.
Gershwin Sings Gershwin starring Alexis Gershwin is a personal tribute to her uncles George and Ira Gershwin and celebrates their lives and their music.
The show features the Gershwin Singers and Orchestra and will premier on the East Coast at Stoneham Theatre July 27-30.
Stoneham Theatre is located at 395 Main Street in Stoneham, Massachusetts.???Ms. Gershwin has teamed with acclaimed musical director, Steven Applegate, producer/musical director for Shirley Jones, Lorna Luft, Maureen McGovern and many others.
The show includes all new arrangements of more than twenty Gershwin favorites.
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Kindred Media Group and Solaris Entertainment Announce Production Begins on 'Superheroes'
West Hollywood, CA (ContentDesk) October 28, 2005 -- Kindred Media Group announced today that it has partnered with Solaris Entertainment to begin production on writer-director Ed Radtkes Superheroes, the first film to be financed at the production stage by Kindred.Produced by Greg OConnor ( Tumbleweeds, Miracle ) and Solaris exec Josh Fagin with industry veteran Ira Deutchman, Superheroes is an lyrical and imaginative independent feature film that tells the story of a thirteen-year old orphan thief who escapes the mean streets of New York by stealing video cameras with his friends and retreating into the documented lives of New York City tourists. Superheroes began production on October 15, 2005, and stars Jeremy Allen White, Peter Appel, Justin Soto, Samantha Hosie-Leung, Gil Rodgers, and Ed Seamon. OConnor is also producing the upcoming Pride & Glory for New Line, which will star Colin Farrell, Edward Norton, and Nick Nolte. Ed Radtkes last film, the highly acclaimed...
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The Main Goals A Financial Plan Should Accomplish
This article is going to briefly touch on the main things a financial plan should accomplish. You don't need a professional to help you draw up your own financial plan, but you might need professional advice and help to put some of your plans into action. Such as advice on your insurance needs to make sure you, your family and your home are adequately covered, tax advice to make sure you are not paying too little or too much, investment advice to ensure that you can reach the amount you would like to retire with while still putting money aside for your children's education and advice about what to put or not to put in your will.Those are the things you should speak to a professional about, but you should have your financial plan worked out before you speak to one so that you can let them know exactly what you wish to accomplish with your plan. Your goal is financial success; your method for reaching that goal is your financial plan. After you have drawn up your plan is the best time...
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Writing the Chapters of Your Life: Surprising Insights Using This Special Journaling Technique
You have permission to publish this article electronically or in print, free of charge, as long as the bylines are included and the resource box is left unchanged. A courtesy copy of your publication would be appreciated. Writing the Chapters of Your Life: Surprising Insights Using This Special Journaling TechniqueCopyright 2004 Journal Genie, The Website That Talks Backhttp://www.journalgenie.comList-making is a favorite journaling technique and is often used to quickly jot down a numbered record on topics like "my beliefs," "my pet peeves," "the things I hate about myself," or "my strengths." However, there's a special type of list technique that moves beyond a simple itemization and into the realm of significant self-awareness. This special technijque has several names, including table-of-contents, life chapters, and stepping-stones, the latter term used by journaling expert, Ira Progoff. Using this technique the writer lists their most important life events, as though they were chapter...
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Don’t Rely on Social Security or Pensions -- ‘Wealth Odyssey’ Explains Simple Retirement Saving Formula
ContentDesk) March 28, 2006 -- The old three-legged stool of the past is losing some of its legs and putting more and more pressure on people. Before, the combination of pensions, Social Security and personal savings in retirement plans were what people relied on for retirement. Nowadays, with pressures on Social Security and pensions, it has become even more important for people to focus on the third leg personal retirement plans those through employers and IRAs and Roths.
What is a simple retirement savings formula? How can a person judge if they are on track or not? The critical questions people need to ask is:...
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WHAT IS A TRADITIONAL IRA?
With a traditional Investment Retirement Account (IRA) you pay taxes when you take the money out at retirement in the future. Make sure that this account is really worth opening in your situation because what you put in the account today may be fully deductible, partially deductible or non deductible, depending upon your income and other retirement coverage. If you contributions are not fully deductible then this account is probably not for you. The traditional (and Roth IRAs) allow you to save $3,000.00 in 2004 and $4,000.00 in 2005. If you are over 50 years old you can save an additional $500.00 as catch-up.
You put the maximum amount in if you (or your spouse) are not covered at any time during the tax year by a retirement plan, including a 401(k) account, at work. If you can't afford to save the maximum then just do the best that you can.If you are single or a head-of-household taxpayer with annual adjusted gross income (AGI) between $40,000 and $50,000 and are eligible for...
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