MetroWest
Life Sciences Network
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Upcoming Events
Executives Unplugged:
Innovating Through Uncertainty
Gain insights into how leading innovators navigate challenges in life sciences. Learn firsthand from industry experts about translating research into real-world solutions that impact lives.
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Dates: May 21, 2025
Time: 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Venue: ABI-LAB, 22 Strathmore Road, Natick, MA
Insights
Member Spotlight:
Stephanie Flood
Meet Stephanie Flood, a distinguished Facilities and Operations leader with expertise in project management, lab and office buildouts, and EHS programs. In this MetroWest Life Sciences Member Spotlight, Stephanie shares how in-person networking fosters connections, career growth, and industry insights.
Building MedTech Synergies at Olympus’ World-Class Corporate Campus
Dozens of attendees pulled up in a touring bus to the Olympus Westborough campus, to learn the Massachusetts approach to medtech ecosystems. The tour, coordinated by MetroWest Life Sciences Network (Boston, Mass.) and medtech company Olympus (Westborough, Mass.) included dignitaries such as vice-presidents and managers from medtech companies in the European Union, Asia and South America , with a focus on the technology and innovation that the company offers the region.
Advancing the life sciences community
in Boston's MetroWest
The MetroWest Life Sciences Network is a regional collaboration of healthcare and life science-based organizations, municipalities, and economic and business development organizations located in Boston’s MetroWest.
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Companies in the life sciences industry face a variety of common business issues, including regulatory, intellectual property, research, and reimbursement. MetroWest Life Sciences Network Association (the Association) was formed to be the central voice to both protect and advance the interests of its member life sciences companies. Specifically, the Association was formed to promote the common business interests of its members by promoting the image of the industry as a whole, to serve as a central, unified voice for companies in the life sciences industry, and to monitor legislative activities at both a federal and state level and report any developments to its members. The Association will accomplish these goals through a variety of activities including educational as well as advocacy and communications to members. Education will take the form of seminars and the preparation of materials for members designed to address common issues facing members. Advocacy services will include lobbying on issues relating to members’ common business interests, communicating with regulators, and educating regulators and legislators on matters of importance to the industry.
Membership in the Association will be available to any company in the life sciences industry. Financial support will be primarily in the form of membership dues.
