On Monday March 20th, the MLSC was joined by state and local officials, students, and school administrators as more than $1.1 million in Capital Infrastructure and STEM Equipment Grant awards were announced.
Local coverage from the New Bedford Standard-Times and Fall River Herald are available to view.
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President and CEO Travis McCready of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center gives an update on the industry in the Bay State.
President and CEO Travis McCready of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center gives an update on the industry in the Bay State.
President and CEO of the Mass Life Sciences Center, Travis McCready, joins necn to discuss a brand new center devoted entirely to fighting Alzheimer’s disease.
President and CEO Travis McCready of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center and Barry Greene, president and COO of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, join necn to discuss the state of the industry, and the recent groundbreaking in Norton, MA.
After contributing nearly 1 million square feet of development in Cambridge last year, the life science industry is turning up the heat on demand for office, lab and manufacturing sites in the suburbs.
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President and CEO Travis McCready of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center joined NECN to give an update on the life sciences industry in the Bay State.
MLSC President & CEO Travis McCready is featured as a guest columnist in the most recent edition of Banker & Tradesman.
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MLSC President and CEO Travis McCready gives an update on recent company announcements, the importance of startups around the state and the opening of life sciences facilities at various universities in Massachusetts.
Travis McCready, the new CEO and president of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, joins necn to discuss his early priorities, including his personal connection to the life sciences sector, and the importance of the life sciences industry in Massachusetts.
Travis McCready, who was unanimously offered the position of CEO at the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center by the center’s board yesterday, will make less than the center’s first and only other chief executive.
The nomination of Travis McCready, who was named Tuesday as Gov. Charlie Baker’s pick to lead the state’s agency charged with growing the state’s life sciences industry, has been approved.
Travis McCready, an attorney with experience working with tech companies and grant-making, is poised to take over as the person in charge of state government’s efforts to foster growth and discoveries in the biotech sector.
Veteran economic development manager Travis McCready, newly nominated as the next chief executive of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, promised Tuesday that the Baker administration would continue to aggressively promote the state’s biopharma and medical technology industries.
Travis McCready says “a jolt of electricity went through the hall” the moment that former Gov. Deval Patrick first announced his $1 billion, 10-year initiative to build the state’s life science sector at an international conference in Boston.
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