Stem Cell Network
Trang Ho-Nguyen is a skilled communications and marketing professional with extensive experience in social media management and digital marketing. Currently serving as a Social Media Specialist at Stem Cell Network since March 2024, Trang has previously held roles such as Communications Officer at Universities Canada and Digital Marketing Specialist at GoodLife Fitness. With a background in content creation and customer engagement, Trang has worked with various organizations including Honey Social, Algonquin Students' Association, and Rideau Gymnastics, developing marketing strategies and managing social media content across multiple platforms. Trang holds a Post-Graduate Certificate in Interactive Multimedia Management from Algonquin College, a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Psychology from Carleton University, and a Graduate Certificate in Interactive Marketing Communications from St. Lawrence College.
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Stem Cell Network
The Stem Cell Network (SCN) is a Canadian not-for-profit that supports stem cell and regenerative medicine research; training the next generation of highly qualified personnel; and knowledge mobilization and transfer of stem cell and regenerative medicine research. From the lab to the clinic, SCN’s goal is to power life-saving therapies and technologies through regenerative medicine research for the benefit of all. Created in 2001, with support from the Government of Canada, the Network has grown from a few dozen labs to more than 270 world-class research groups, supporting over 250 research projects and 30 clinical trials. Since its inception, over 25 biotech companies have been catalyzed or enhanced and more than 7,000 highly qualified personnel have been trained. In 2021, the Government of Canada demonstrated its continuing trust and support in SCN with an investment of $45 million for the 2022–2025 period. In 2023, the Government of Canada announced additional funding for SCN through the Strategic Science Fund that will support SCN to the end of the decade.