Happy New Year: Looking Back, Looking Forward

2020 – what a year it has been! Here at BioscienceLA, our small but growing team has been sharing updates throughout the year, helping to tell the growing story of life sciences innovation in the greater Los Angeles region.

In a year filled with challenges, we have been inspired by the collaboration that we see every day in LA. We are excited to see how our diverse community can continue to develop and launch new technologies that will save lives. And, especially in the midst of pandemic, we have been humbled by our industry’s ability to make a difference one person at a time. We expect even more of that in 2021.

As the year winds down, we wanted to share some of our favorite reflections on 2020 and predictions for 2021, from some of our friends near and far. And, in case you missed our year-end email newsletter, we wanted to share that here as well. If you are not a subscriber already, please add your email address below under “Stay Updated.”

  • Christi Shaw, Chief Executive Officer, Kite, a Gilead Company: “Finding Silver Linings in 2020”

  • Sachin Jain, President & CEO, SCAN Group & Health Plan: “Top 10 Healthcare Industry Predictions For 2021”

  • Arye Lipman, General Partner, MarsBio: “what was my 2020 all about: life lessons from an insane year”

  • Christina Farr, Principal Investor, Health-Tech Lead, OMERS Ventures: “Our health-tech predictions for 2021”

  • Taylor McPartland, Chief Executive Officer, ScaleHealth: “2021: The Small But Monumental Step Forward”

  • dotLA (Francesca Billington): “3 Trends to Watch in 2021 as LA’s Medical Technology Industry Expands”

  • Business Insider: “29 top VCs share their best 2021 healthcare predictions, from a surge in startups addressing where medicine falls short to a big year for digital health IPOs”

We look forward to sharing and engaging even more in 2021! If you have ideas, please feel free to email us at news@biosciencela.org.

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