A word from our President
The last few months have been full of good news for adMare, and our teams have continued their mission to build companies, build ecosystems and build talent in the Canadian life sciences industry.
Our portfolio companies are doing well, with some reaching important milestones recently. We are also delighted to welcome five new companies to the adMare National Tx Accelerator, which I invite you to discover below.
adMare was honored to join British Columbia's Minister of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation, Brenda Bailey, in announcing the location of its additional Innovation Centre, which will open in the fall of 2025. Located close to many of the industry's leading companies, the Centre will support more than 20 early-stage ventures over the initial five-year period and contribute to the dynamism of Vancouver's ecosystem.
The adMare Academy continues to train the next generation, with the recent graduation of 22 participants from Cohort VI of the Executive Institute, while the Bioinnovation Science Programs Foundation and Industry Essentials successfully trained respectively 58 and 20 participants. These learners came from across Canada, representing the rich diversity of the country, and are now ready to contribute to the Canadian life science industry.
Respectfully,
Gordon C. McCauley
President & CEO, adMare BioInnovations
News from our porfolio companies
News from our Accelerator
adMare BioInnovations Welcomes Five New Start-Ups in the National Tx Accelerator
"We're thrilled to welcome these ventures to our Accelerator," said Clara Ducord, Manager of the adMare National Tx Accelerator. "We want to help these companies innovate and grow; that's how the program works with partners in the sector, hopefully leading to advancements in life sciences and creating high-value economic opportunities nationwide."
Call for applications
adMare BioInnovations Expands with New Wet Laboratory Space in Vancouver
adMare has entered a long-term lease at the M4 Main Alley site, where an entire floor will be designed into flexible, turn-key lab space. This new facility will support more than 20 early-stage ventures over the initial five-year period. In addition to the support of JEDI, this project is made possible through the collaboration of many partners within the ecosystem, including Life Sciences British Columbia, and Westbank Corp.