Part 5

Special report profile: John MacDonell, and a case study for the Future of Work

Posted by Jason Parker | May 17, 2022

What’s the Future of Work look like for new, emerging, and growth-stage companies in the Triangle’s life science sector? It may look like this.

Perspectives on life science industry trends, and what companies need – a Future of Work Q&A

Posted by Jason Parker | May 17, 2022

Life science is a booming industry sector, and the Triangle is strong in biomanufacturing. Plus, gene therapy companies are on the rise. What’s next?

Special report: In Triangle, demand for life science space outpacing supply

Posted by Jason Parker | May 17, 2022

Statistically, there’s no available life science or lab space available in the Triangle, an executive told WRAL TechWire for the Future of Work series.

Special report: What life science companies need to thrive in the Future of Work

Posted by Jason Parker | May 17, 2022

There are four factors that life science and biopharma companies are considering when making decisions about where to build or expand facilities.

‘No parallel’ for Future of Work in Triangle’s life science sector, economy

Posted by Jason Parker | May 16, 2022

The Triangle’s strength in biopharmaceutical manufacturing is a great strength for the region’s economy. But it’s also a weakness, one executive says.