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NCCCS BioNetwork

NCCCS BioNetwork

NCCCS BioNetwork is a statewide initiative that connects community colleges across North Carolina, providing specialized training, curricula and equipment, to develop a world-class workforce for the biotechnology, pharmaceutical and life sciences industries. All Community Colleges serving the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sector are part of BioNetwork.

Jobs

Jobs

Industry recruiters for biomanufacturing jobs prefer people with work experience. Because pharmaceutical and biomanufacturing facilities are FDA compliant, new hires must have received biotech training. BioNetwork Community Colleges provide this education and training for people seeking to transition into a well-paid biotech job. Short courses like BioWork are designed to help people make the transition into this industry.

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Finding Work

Finding Work

BioNetwork holds job fairs, putting its students directly in touch with industry recruiters. Estimates by the North Carolina Biotechnology Center show that 2000 biotech jobs a year are being created for people with community college training.

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Economic Catalyst

A well-trained workforce is one of the most important considerations when companies decide where they will locate a manufacturing facility. North Carolina's workforce has excellent credentials, and BioNetwork's extensive cutting-edge, hands-on, workforce education and training makes the state extremely attractive as a location for new facilities. It is no surprise that many of the world's largest biomanufacturing facilities are already located in North Carolina. NCCCS BioNetwork intends to play its role in growing this base, making North Carolina number one in the USA for biomanufacturing.


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Read about BioNetwork in Impact Magazine!

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IMPACT biotechnology and life sciences magazine is committed to enhancing the understanding of all facets of science from a business perspective including biotechnology, life sciences, medical devices and applied technologies. IMPACT offers leading companies, institutions and organizations in biotechnology and life sciences the opportunity to participatein the publication of the magazine.

BioNetwork, the North Carolina Community College System's statewide initiative for workforce training for the biotechnology , pharmaceutical and life science industries, is an IMPACT partner. IMPACT also enjoys the sponsorship support of MARBIONC, marine biotechnology in North Carolina at Wilmington, and Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, which serves the citizens of Rowan and Cabarrus counties and is responsible for retaining and educating a workforce to support the development of the North Carolina Research Campus.

Published monthly, IMPACT reaches:

All 482 biotechnology and life science companies in North Carolina
Universities and Community Colleges
Business leaders
Government officials
Educators
Professional
Researchers
Community leaders

IMPACT is distributed within North Carolina, Alabama, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Massachusettes, Missouri, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, South Carolina, the District of Columbia and Canada.

CC Publish of Charlotte, a leader in the production of corporate and trade industry magazines, newsletters and brochures, is the publisher of IMPACT. CC Publish has a staff of professional writers, editors and designers that produce 40 noted publications.
For more information, please contact:

Jennifer Woodford on 704-200-5070 or email her at jennifer@communicate-eei.com

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Impact Magazine article

BioNetwork and CRO's partnering for success...

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Read about BioNetwork and CRO's partnering for success... This article was a feature In the May 2009 issue of Impact Magazine.



BioNetwork BioForum

NCCCS BioNetwork BioForum 2009

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