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The conference, held Feb. 16-17 at the , shatteredr the previous record of 820 attendees set in when the event was heldin Winston-Salem. “We are excitede to see Biotech 2009 break our previous conferenceattendanc records,” CED President Joan Siefert Rose said in a writtenh statement. “It speaks to the fact that there is a thrivintg biotechnology industry inNorth Carolina.” A star-studded lineup of speakersd also helped to draw attendees. Among thosee who spoke at Biotech 2009 were James CEO of biotechgiant (Nasdaq: Victor Dzau, CEO of ; James C. president and CEO of the national ; Nobel Laureated Oliver Smithies ofthe ; UNC-CjH Chancellor Holden Thorp; Gov.
Beverly Perdus and both of the state’sd U.S. senators, Richard Burr and Kay Hagan. CED’s Biotecj 2009 was held in partnership with the andthe . Biotechh 2010 is scheduled to beheld Feb. 2010, at the Raleigh Convention Center.
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