BioUtah, Utah’s life sciences trade association, is proud to announce that President and CEO Kelvyn Cullimore, along with key partners — the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, Nucleus Institute, University of Utah Technology Licensing Office, World Trade Center Utah, Utah Inland Port Authority, The Point Utah, Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development, Economic Development Corporation of Utah — will co-host the Utah Pavilion at the BIO International Convention, held June 22–25 in San Diego, CA. This event serves as a platform to showcase Utah’s rapidly expanding life sciences sector, recognized as one of the fastest-growing in the nation. The Pavilion offers attendees a prime opportunity to learn about a dynamic and successful bio ecosystem.
Key takeaways from the announcement include the chance to discover Utah’s thriving life sciences industry, connect with key players, and explore collaboration. The Pavilion is a central meeting point to engage with leaders, innovators, decision-makers, researchers, and entrepreneurs shaping Utah’s life sciences future, fostering an environment for potential partnerships and investment. Additionally, attendees can experience a collaborative, business-friendly environment defined by a unique culture of collaboration among industry, government, and universities, anchored by a highly educated workforce and a pro-business environment essential to a robust bioscience hub.
BioUtah is an independent 501(c)(6) trade association serving Utah’s life sciences industry. Its member companies reflect a broad spectrum with strengths in medical device manufacturing and services, research and testing, biotechnology, biopharmaceuticals, and diagnostics, among others, and are a key driver of Utah’s economy and the advancement of healthcare. For more details, view the full announcement at BioUtah News.
This announcement is important because it highlights Utah's emergence as a major life sciences hub, offering significant opportunities for investment, partnerships, and growth in the sector. The presence of multiple state and economic development agencies underscores the collaborative support system that makes Utah an attractive destination for bioscience innovation.
