Brunswick County, located in North Carolina, recently hosted its inaugural Life Science and Medical Technology Summit in the town of Leland. The event took place at the Leland Cultural Arts Center and featured discussions on topics such as medical devices, diagnostics, biotechnology, and drug discovery.
The summit attracted leaders from both local and state levels who engaged in lively discussions about advancements in the life sciences and medical technology industry. Barnes Sutton, Leland’s Economic and Community Development Director, emphasized the importance of showcasing the region’s capabilities and potential in this sector.
Sutton highlighted how building relationships within the industry is crucial to solidifying Leland’s reputation as a hub for life sciences. He pointed out companies like Cygnus Technologies, Flow Sciences, and MicroSolv Technology Corporation as examples of businesses that are contributing to growth and innovation in the area.
Overall, the summit served as a platform for collaboration, idea-sharing, and networking among professionals in the life sciences and medical technology community. It aimed to highlight the achievements and potential of Brunswick County in this rapidly evolving industry.
