Upcoming Symposium: Manufacturing Biosolutions to Strengthen Supply Chains

June 9 | Washington, DC

The Manufacturing Biosolutions to Strengthen Supply Chains symposium will bring together leaders from government, industry, academia, and the investment community to explore the future of U.S. biotechnology and biomanufacturing.

As global supply chains face increasing pressures from geopolitical competition, economic uncertainty, and growing demand for domestic production, biotechnology is emerging as a critical tool for strengthening American manufacturing capacity, innovation, and resilience. This half-day convening will examine how advances in biomanufacturing can support economic competitiveness, enhance supply chain security, and accelerate the deployment of next-generation technologies.

Through a series of keynote discussions, expert panels, and featured conversations, participants will explore opportunities and challenges across the biotechnology ecosystem—from research and commercialization to regulatory modernization and market adoption.

Topics of Discussion

Research, Innovation & Commercialization

Exploring how scientific discoveries move from the laboratory to commercial deployment, including the infrastructure, workforce, and investment needed to scale innovative technologies in the United States.

Regulatory Frameworks & Modernization

Examining opportunities to improve regulatory predictability, coordination, and efficiency while supporting innovation, public confidence, and the responsible development of emerging technologies.

Biotechnology, Manufacturing & Supply Chains

Discussing the role of biotechnology and biomanufacturing in strengthening domestic manufacturing capacity, reducing supply chain vulnerabilities, and enhancing U.S. competitiveness.

Food Innovation & Consumer Trust

A featured conversation focused on biotechnology's growing role in food systems, public perception, transparency, and the future of consumer-facing innovation.

Policy & Action

Identifying practical opportunities for policymakers, agencies, and stakeholders to support biotechnology and biomanufacturing through legislation, regulatory modernization, investment, and strategic coordination.

Registration

Attendance is limited. Interested participants are encouraged to submit a registration request. Additional event details, including venue information and agenda updates, will be shared with confirmed attendees.