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Washington, D.C. – As the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) continues to restructure for a stronger and reinvigorated future, the organization announced new leadership for operations and sustainability.
Shaye Mandle was named Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective March 1, 2021.
Shaye Mandle
With extensive experience in restructuring and rebranding organizations and coming from Minnesota’s Medical Alley Association, Mandle will work to position BIO for the future with aggressive plans to forge enduring partnerships with state organizations, monitor and strengthen internal processes to coincide with BIO’s mission, and reinvigorate BIO’s premier in-person events when it is safe to have them again.
Vaccinations must be Job 1 for Biden administration, Minnesota business leaders say Jim Spencer, Star Tribune
Minnesota s businesses have legislative and policy priorities that vary greatly, but the state s major players have coalesced around a single message for the Biden administration and Congress.
For companies to thrive, vaccinations must be Job 1.
Progress on most other issues can t happen until leaders in Washington work together to mitigate the coronavirus pandemic, Minnesota company and trade group officials said.
That means placing COVID-19 vaccinations even ahead of fights over mask mandates and government-ordered shutdowns, they said. Getting the vaccine in people s arms means getting the virus under control and getting the economy stabilized, said Shaye Mandle, who leads the Medical Alley trade group representing hundreds of Minnesota companies. Then we can talk about what things should look like in the future.
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