In Brunswick County, North Carolina, the town of Leland recently hosted its first Life Science and Medical Technology Summit at the Leland Cultural Arts Center. The summit aimed to explore topics such as medical devices and diagnostics, biotechnology, drug discovery, among others.
Industry professionals from both local and state levels attended the event to share ideas and gather information on advancements in the life sciences and medical technology industry. Barnes Sutton, Leland’s Economic and Community Development Director, emphasized the importance of showcasing the area’s capabilities in this field while also highlighting future prospects.
Sutton mentioned that the summit was an opportunity to build relationships and raise awareness of Leland’s potential as a hub for life sciences. Although the town may not be widely recognized for its contributions in this industry, Sutton believes that with companies like Cygnus Technologies, Flow Sciences, MicroSolv Technology Corporation, and others based in Leland, it has the potential to become a significant player in the field of life sciences.
Overall, the event served as a platform for collaboration, discussion, and networking among industry professionals with a goal of promoting growth and innovation in the life sciences and medical technology sectors in Brunswick County.
