Andrew Osterman serves as an Executive in Residence at the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) | BioFabUSA, where expertise is provided in assisting regenerative medicine and biotech startups with reimbursement, payer engagement, and clinical adoption strategies. Concurrently, Andrew holds a position as an Adjunct Professor in the Business Management program at Keene State College. As the CEO and Founder of PatientsPrecise, Andrew has a history of leadership roles, previously acting as Vice President of Product Strategy & Service Delivery at ReportingMD, Engagement Manager at Navigant, and Principal of Corporate Strategy at The Advisory Board Company. Andrew's educational background includes an MBA from Emory University's Goizueta Business School and a BA from Hamilton College.
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Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) | BioFabUSA
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The BioFabUSA program is a public-private partnership between the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), a member-driven, nonprofit organization whose mission is to make practical the scalable, consistent and cost-effective manufacturing of engineered tissues and tissue-related technologies, to benefit existing industries and grow new ones. Within the last decade, significant breakthroughs in cell biology, biofabrication and materials science have laid the foundation for the large-scale manufacturing and commercialization of engineered tissues. However, the field of tissue engineering remains fragmented and lacks a mechanistic framework through which to translate laboratory discovery into manufactured products. The goal of the institute is to close the gap in focus that inhibits the commercialization and translation of research and development. By removing existing regulatory hurdles, producing scalable, GMP-compliant processes, and establishing a commercial ecosystem, ARMI will help catalyze and foster the development of a new industry.