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Seminar Series
Greater New York Metropolitan Area Life Science Landscape Review And Outlook
QUICK LINKS
- Episode 1: Overview of the NYC Metro Life Sciences Economy and Subclusters
- Episode 2: Emerging Life Science Subclusters in the Greater NY Metro Area Spotlight on Midtown West and Long Island City
- Episode 3: Midtown East and Manhattanville
- Episode 4: Hudson Square and Jersey City
- Episode 5: Mount Sinai and Academic Alley
- Episode 6: Gateways to the East: Brooklyn and Long Island City
- Episode 7: Gateways to the North: From the Bronx to Westchester
- Episode 8: Gateways to Connecticut
A recent NYC City Planning study of the NYC Metro Life Science economy concluded that the NYC Metro area, which includes New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, enjoys the largest life science economy in the United States and the 2020 Census data shows it growing faster than many other regions of the country.
This life science industry has been driven by increasing growth in the private sector but also by substantial investment made by state and local governments over the last ten years, as well a growing workforce of technical and specialized life science workers. NYC, NJ and other governments across the region will continue to invest in this regional life sciences economy. Combined, new initiatives and development will drive innovation across the region for years to come, especially in the area of NYC, northern New Jersey and Stamford CT.
The NYC Metro Life Science marketplace has a number of subclusters emerging in Manhattan and the surrounding NYC boroughs, northern NJ and southern CT. Each of these subclusters are growing up around existing academic institutions and new private life science developments in neighborhoods. Each of the neighborhoods has its own distinct social, cultural and recreational flavor.
This Sponsored Seminar Series showcased each of the new life sciences developments and subclusters in the NYC Metro Life Science marketplace in order to educate a national audience about the strength of the market and new opportunities for collaboration and location. Each seminar was hosted by and sponsored by the developers creating the spaces in the featured subcluster(s). The Seminar Series ran for eight episodes, each covering a life science cluster.
About Triumvirate
Triumvirate Environmental or TEI is a world class environmental, health, and safety firm focusing on operational solutions for lab space in the Life Science, Healthcare, and University sectors, be it in research, clinical, or manufacturing operations throughout the United States. TEI is a sponsoring member of the Builds Bio+ and Lab Central in Cambridge Massachusetts.
Episode 1 • January 11, 2022
Overview of the NYC Metro Life Sciences
Economy and Subclusters
The first episode gives an overview of the growth and development of NYC Metro Life Sciences economy into the largest life science economy in the United States over the last twenty years, highlighting the macro trends driving this growth and where concentrated development is occurring. Episode 1 identifies each of the subclusters where development is occurring and how they are interconnected, as well as the longer-term trends and investments that drive growth in the future.
Each of the next episodes focuses on different subclusters in the NYC Metro Life Science Market. The academic institutions, life science developments, and the flavor of the neighborhoods are highlighted.
The subclusters are featured chronologically, based on the strength of the subcluster and which developments are coming to market with available space to lease.
AGENDA
Moderators:
- Nancy J Kelley, President & CEO, Nancy J Kelley + Associates, Founding Member, NYC Builds Bio+
- Alicia K. Aniello, General Manager, New York Branch, Triumvirate Environmental
Speakers:
- Matthew Waskiewicz, Regional Planner, NYC Department of City Planning
- Susan Rosenthal, Senior Vice President, Life Sciences and Healthcare, NYCEDC
- Lenzie Harcum, Director, New Jersey Bioscience Center
- Bridget Gibbons, Director, Economic Development, Westchester County, NY
- Dawn Hocevar, President & CEO, BioCT
- John Bourdeaux, President, Advance CT
Episode 2 • February 22, 2022
Emerging Life Science Subclusters in the Greater NY Metro Area – Spotlight on Midtown West and Long Island City
Episode 2 focuses on Midtown West in Manhattan and Long Island City in Queens.
AGENDA
Midtown West:
- Overview of the Neighborhood
- Matt Weir, Executive Vice President, Taconic Partners
- Jonathan Schifrin, Senior Vice President, CBRE
- Hudson Research Center at 619 West 54 Street
- 125 West End Avenue
- Matt Weir, Executive Vice President, Taconic Partner
- Jeff Wallerstein, Chief Financial & Operating Officer, The New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute
- Matt Malone, Principal, Perkins & Will
- Anthony Montalto, Partner, Jaros, Baum & Bolles
- 787 11th Avenue (Developer: Georgetown Company and Mount Sinai)
- Steven Dietz, Partner, Mitchell Giurgola Architects
- Thomas Ahn, Vice President, Real Estate Icahn School of Medicine, Mount Sinai
Long Island City:
- Overview of the Neighborhood
- Bill Harvey, Managing Director, Newmark
- Elizabeth Lusskin, President, Long Island City Partnership
- InnoLabs
- Developer: Rob Albro, Partner, Chief Investment Officer, King Street Properties
- LIC 24-02 Queens Plaza
- Developer: Rob Albro, Partner, Chief Investment Officer, King Street Properties
Episode 3 • March 22, 2022
Midtown East and Manhattanville
Episode 3 focuses on Midtown East and Manhattanville.
AGENDA
Welcoming and Opening Remarks:
- Nancy J Kelley, Founding Member, NYC Builds Bio+, President and CEO, Nancy J Kelley + Associates
- Alicia Aniello, General Manager, New York, Triumvirate Environmental
Midtown East:
- Overview of the Neighborhood
- The Cure, Deerfield Management
- Karen Heidelberger, Partner, Chief Partnership and Communications Officer, Deerfield Management
- Mark Veich, President, Advancium Health Network, Executive Director, Deerfield Partnership Foundation
- IndieBIO, New York
- Stephen Chambers, NY Partner and Managing Director, SOSV
- Eva Shih, Managing Director, T3Advisors, a Savills Company
Manhattanville:
- Overview of the Neighborhood
- Manhattanville Factory District
- Scott Metzner, Principal, Janus Property Company
- Harlem Biospace
- Sam Sia, Co-Founder, Harlem Biospace
Episode 4 • April 26, 2022
Hudson Square and Jersey City
Episode 4 focuses on Hudson Square and Jersey City
AGENDA
Hudson Square:
- Overview of the Neighborhood
- JLABS
- New York Genome Center
- Nico Robine, PhD, Scientific Director Computational Biology, Genome Technologies
- BioLabs@NYU Langone
- Glennis Mehra, PhD, Site Director, BioLabs@NYULangone
- Google Hudson Square
Jersey City:
- Overview of the Neighborhood
- Nancy J Kelley, President & CEO, Nancy J Kelley + Associates
- The Cove JC
- Clay McPhail, Vice President, Acquisitions and Asset Management, Argent Ventures
- Peter Schubert, Partner, Ennead Architects
- 95 Greene Street
- John Cahill, Senior Vice President, JLL
- Camila Grello, Vice President – Asset Management, Thor Equities Group
- SciTech Scity
Episode 5 • May 31, 2022
Mount Sinai and Academic Alley
AGENDA
Welcoming and Opening Remarks:
- Nancy J Kelley, Founding Member, NYC Builds Bio+, President and CEO, Nancy J Kelley + Associates
- Alicia Aniello, General Manager, New York, Triumvirate Environmental
Overview of the Neighborhood:
- Nancy J Kelley, Founding Member, NYC Builds Bio+, President and CEO, Nancy J Kelley + Associates
Mount Sinai Health System
Center East (New York Blood Center)
Hospital for Special Surgery
Weill Cornell Medicine Enterprise Innovation
New York Presbyterian Hospital
Rockefeller University
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Tri-Institutional Therapeutics Discovery Institute/ Bridge Medicine
Episode 6 • June 28, 2022
Gateways to the East: Brooklyn and Long Island City
AGENDA
Welcoming and Opening Remarks:
- Nancy J Kelley, Founding Member, NYC Builds Bio+, President and CEO, Nancy J Kelley + Associates
- Alicia Aniello, General Manager, New York, Triumvirate Environmental Brooklyn
NewLab
- Sara Nejad, BDC Alumni and Product Realization Specialist, Newlab
Brooklyn Navy Yard
- Ashley Mays, Senior Vice President, Head of Leasing, Brooklyn Navy Yard
Industry City
- BioBAT and SUNY Downstate Biotechnology Incubator
- Eva Cramer, PhD, Vice President of Biotechnology & Scientific Affairs, SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Long Island
Long Island Association and Accelerate Long Island
- Stacey Sikes, VP Government Affairs and Communications, Long Island
Association, and Chairman of the Board, Accelerate Long Island
NYS Center for Biotechnology, NIH Research, Evaluation, and Commercialization Hub, and BARDA DRIVe Technology & Business
Accelerator
- Diane Fabel, PhD, Director of Operations
Stony Brook University
- Peter Donnelly, PhD, Associate Vice President for Technology Partnerships
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
- Andrew Whiteley, Vice President, Business Development and Technology Transfer
Episode 7 • July 26, 2022
Gateways to the North: From the Bronx to Westchester
AGENDA
Welcoming and Opening Remarks:
- Nancy J Kelley, Founding Member, NYC Builds Bio+, President and CEO, Nancy J Kelley + Associates
- Alicia Aniello, General Manager, New York, Triumvirate Environmental Bronx
Hutchinson Metro Center (The Bronx):
- Megan Guy, Vice President of Development, Simone Healthcare
Development - Guy Leibler, President, Simone Healthcare Development
Einstein Medical School:
- Gordon F. Tomaselli, M.D., Executive Vice President and Chief
Academic Officer, Albert Einstein Medical School - Harris Goldstein, M.D., Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology &
Immunology
Montefiore Health System
Westchester County
- Deborah Novick, Director of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Office of Economic Development
Clinical Research Center, Westchester Medical Center
- Deborah Viola, Vice President, Clinical Research Center, Westchester Medical Center
The Catalyst, Westchester County Biosciences Accelerator
- Mary Howard, Executive Director, Design Technologies LLC
Hudson Valley iCampus
- Sheena Gohil, Executive Managing Director, New York City, Colliers
Episode 8 • September 8, 2022
Gateways to Connecticut
Episode 8 focuses on Gateways to Connecticut:
- New Haven, CT
- Stamford and Branford, CT
AGENDA
Speakers included:
- Chris Ostop, Managing Director, Brokerage – JLL
- Kim Kelly, Director of Operation – BioCT and NHIL incubators
- Mostafa Analoui, PhD, Executive Director – UCONN TIP
- Peter Denious, CEO – AdvanceCT, Economic Development
- Josh Geballe, Senior Associate Provost for Entrepreneurs and Innovation – Yale Ventures
- Mary Ann Melnick, Director of Operations – Biolabs
- Dawn Hocevar, President/CEO – BioCT
- Mary Howard, Executive Director – Design Technologies LLC
