Our mission is to build a sustainable life sciences workforce in the region through educational programs that inspire and propel students, engage and excite teachers, and illuminate the pathway from the classroom to careers.

In 2001, the Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation (MassBioEd), a non-profit 501(c)(3) education foundation, was founded by the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MassBio), a business association that now has more than one thousand organization members. MassBio had identified a separate need for educational programming to cultivate talent in the workforce.

MassBioEd continues to serve the region through programs focused on training high school educators, exposing students to the college and career opportunities within the life sciences, providing industry and higher education with job trends analysis, and advancing the discussion between community colleges, universities, and employers to better align training with industry needs and reduce the skills gap to meet and fulfill demand for talent.

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Lauren Celano

Ryan Cohlhepp

Johanna Jobin

Erin Colgan

Debbie Durso - Bumpus

The Education and Training team at MassBioEd Foundation is dedicated to bridging the gap between education and the life sciences workforce. They develop and deliver innovative programs for K-12 educators and students, enhance STEM curriculum, and provide industry insights to align academic training with market needs. By fostering collaborations among educators, students, and industry leaders, the team cultivates a skilled workforce prepared for careers in biotechnology.

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