CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte is hosting a major statewide biotechnology summit on Thursday, bringing together state leaders to explore the city’s expanding influence in cutting-edge medical innovation.
The North Carolina Biotechnology Center is organizing the summit at The Pearl, which serves as the new home for Wake Forest Medical School just outside Uptown Charlotte. The event is aimed at highlighting the region’s increasingly prominent position in the biotechnology sector.
Gov. Josh Stein and Advocate Health CEO Eugene Woods are among the notable attendees expected to participate in the discussions. The summit will concentrate on biotechnology advancement, workforce development initiatives, and the region’s evolving role in providing global health solutions…