Government agencies and non-profits at BPI 2026

12 government agencies and non-profits are at BPI 2026 — 16 presentations on the program and 1 with a booth in the exhibit hall. Most represented: BioPhorum (3 on the program), NIST (2 on the program), Life Science Cares (2 on the program). 4 of them have their own page in this guide.

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Showing 1–12 of 12 organizations

Organization	BPI 2026 Attendance
BioPhorum	1 Non-Executive Director · 1 Director of Executive Engagement · 1 Senior Phorum Director, BioPhorum IT, Digital and Data
biophorum.com Gov/NGO Industry collaboration body where biopharmaceutical companies work together on shared manufacturing, supply and technology challenges.	Keynote Wed Sep 23 8:15am–8:55am PLENARY KEYNOTE: Reshaping Regulatory Frameworks for a Multi-Modality Manufacturing World BPI Plenary Keynote - Room 312 · with Cytiva, SK pharmteco CMC & Manufacturing Strategy Talk Thu Sep 24 2:15pm–2:45pm Closing the Gap Between AI Ambition and Operational Reality in Pharma Digital Biomanufacturing and Data Driven Operations Panel Fri Sep 25 10:40am–11:20am PANEL: What is AI Ready Data? Innovation and Community Stage (Exhibit Hall) · with Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Pfizer Digital Biomanufacturing & AI
NIST Gaithersburg, Maryland	1 Biomedical Engineer · 1 Scientist
nist.gov Gov/NGO US National Institute of Standards and Technology, developing measurement standards and reference materials for biomanufacturing and cell therapies.	Talk Thu Sep 24 2:15pm–2:45pm Biomanufacturing Initiative – CMC Strategy & Manufacturing Performance CMC Strategy & Manufacturing Performance Talk Thu Sep 24 2:45pm–3:15pm Cell Characterization Standardization and PAT Considerations for Cell and Cell-Based Manufacturing Digital Biomanufacturing and Data Driven Operations Talk Fri Sep 25 11:45am–12:15pm Progress toward Standards and Reference Materials for Cell Viability Cell Therapy Manufacturing & Analytics
Life Science Cares	1 Executive Director · 1 Board Advisor
lifesciencecares.org Gov/NGO Non-profit that channels the life sciences industry's funding and volunteers to organizations fighting poverty in local communities.	Panel Thu Sep 24 12:40pm–1:20pm PANEL: From Opportunity to Impact: How Community Partnerships Change Lives and Build the Future Biomanufacturing Workforce Innovation and Community Stage (Exhibit Hall) · with Bioversity, Thermo Fisher Scientific
CC The CGT Circle	1 Co-Founder
Gov/NGO Decentralized networking community for women working in cell and gene therapy, run through free, locally organized events.	Chair Thu Sep 24 8:50am–9:00am Chairperson’s Opening Remarks: Development of Emerging Cell & Gene Therapies Development of Emerging Cell & Gene Therapies Talk Thu Sep 24 2:20pm–3:00pm PANEL: The Value-Alignment Era: Building Durable Careers in a Shifting Policy Landscape Innovation and Community Stage (Exhibit Hall) · with Women In Bio, Life Biosciences, True Search
Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) Manchester, New Hampshire	1 Chief Regulatory Officer
armiusa.org Gov/NGO Non-profit manufacturing innovation institute, home of BioFabUSA, advancing scalable manufacturing of engineered tissues and regenerative medicine.	Panel Fri Sep 25 9:00am–10:00am Panel Discussion: Decentralized Manufacturing in Cell Therapy: Overcoming Implementation Challenges and Enhancing Patient-Centric Solutions Cell Therapy Manufacturing & Analytics · with Tigen Pharma, Aspen Neuroscience, Massachusetts General Hospital
AW Association for Women in Science, Massachusetts Chapter	1 President
Gov/NGO Massachusetts chapter of a non-profit association supporting women in science careers.	Talk Fri Sep 25 12:40pm–1:20pm PANEL: Women in Bioprocessing: Leadership, Innovation, and Career Growth in Biotech Innovation and Community Stage (Exhibit Hall) · with Genetix Biotherapeutics, Third Arc Bio, Lyric Bio +1 more
B Bioversity Boston, Massachusetts	1 Executive Director
Gov/NGO Non-profit workforce training organization preparing Massachusetts residents for entry-level life sciences jobs.	Panel Thu Sep 24 12:40pm–1:20pm PANEL: From Opportunity to Impact: How Community Partnerships Change Lives and Build the Future Biomanufacturing Workforce Innovation and Community Stage (Exhibit Hall) · with Life Science Cares, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Pharma & Biopharma Outsourcing Association	1 Founder & President
pharma-bio.org Gov/NGO Trade association representing contract development and manufacturing organizations on regulatory, legislative and business issues.	Talk Fri Sep 25 9:00am–9:30am Shaping the Future of Pharma Outsourcing: Regulatory, Legislative, and Business Strategies for Success CDMO Partnering & External Manufacturing
SP Society of Professional Pharmaceutical Consultants (SOPPhC)	1 Executive Director President
	Chair Thu Sep 24 12:30pm–12:40pm Chairperson’s Opening Remarks Innovation and Community Stage (Exhibit Hall)
Venture Café Cambridge Cambridge, Massachusetts	1 Program Manager
venturecafecambridge.org Gov/NGO Non-profit that runs gatherings and programs connecting innovators and entrepreneurs in Kendall Square.	Panel Wed Sep 23 6:30pm–7:00pm PANEL: From Cambridge to Clinic: Biotech Founders Building in the World's Most Innovative Square Mile Innovation and Community Stage (Exhibit Hall) · with Medipost, BioCurie
Women In Bio	1 CEO
womeninbio.org Gov/NGO Non-profit organization supporting the careers and leadership of women in the life sciences.	Talk Thu Sep 24 2:20pm–3:00pm PANEL: The Value-Alignment Era: Building Durable Careers in a Shifting Policy Landscape Innovation and Community Stage (Exhibit Hall) · with Life Biosciences, True Search, The CGT Circle
BC BioMaP-Consortium
Gov/NGOExhibitor Public-private consortium supporting BARDA in expanding domestic biopharmaceutical manufacturing capacity and supply chains.	Booth Exhibiting at Booth 1514 Wed, Sep 233:30pm–7:00pmThu, Sep 248:15am–5:00pmFri, Sep 259:00am–1:50pm