https://lnkd.in/eksCzrvx We recently had the privilege of hosting a site visit at the future home of the Heartland Bioworks Tech Hub, where we were joined by some incredible leaders, including Cristina Killingsworth - Acting Assistant Secretary of Economic Development at the U.S. Department of Commerceâs Economic Development Administration (EDA). The visit was a key moment in the growth of this cutting-edge innovation center, which will play a pivotal role in advancing biotechnology and workforce development in the region. A special thanks to U.S. Senator Todd Young and other distinguished guests for their support and participation in this important milestone. Their continued commitment to fostering growth in the heartland is making projects like Heartland Bioworks possible, bringing new opportunities for tech entrepreneurs, researchers, and job creators. This facility will serve as a catalyst for biotech innovation, provide access to state-of-the-art labs and resources, and create high-tech jobs in our community. It's all part of a larger vision to drive regional economic growth and ensure the Heartland remains a key player in the biotech ecosystem.
Heartland BioWorks
Biotechnology Research
Indianapolis, Indiana 518 followers
Manufacturing biotechnology innovation in human, animal, and plant science
About us
Heartland BioWorks is a biotech manufacturing Regional Tech Hub built of leading-edge companies, research institutions, and government partners and powered by the Applied Research Institute. Awarded funding in July 2024, Heartland BioWorks is a national leader poised to catalyze innovation and entrepreneurship in next-gen biotech for years to come.
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https://theari.us/initiatives/heartland-bioworks-hub/
External link for Heartland BioWorks
- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Founded
- 2024
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Heartland BioWorks reposted this
Big news for Indianaâs life sciences and manufacturing future! BioTrain, launching soon at the 16 Tech Innovation District, is set to supercharge #Indyâs workforce pipeline in #biopharmaceutical manufacturing. As part of the Heartland BioWorks tech hub, #BioTrain will equip up to 3,700 new employees annually with hands-on skills to fill high-demand roles. This powerhouse training hub strengthens Indianaâs standing as a #LifeSciences leader and magnet for top #talent. #IndyPartnership is proud to celebrate this milestone for job creation and talent retention in Indyâs strong life sciences industry. #NewJobs #JobCreation #JobAnnouncement #Indianapolis #CentralIndiana #IndyRegion #16Tech #BioPharma #Manufacturing #Jobs ARI (Applied Research Institute) https://lnkd.in/giYCR7jR
BioTrain being developed to boost Indiana's life sciences talent pipeline - Inside INdiana Business
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Heartland BioWorks is thrilled to welcome Kristin Eilenberg as our new Executive Director! With over 20 years of experience in life sciences and healthcare, Kristin brings deep expertise from her role as VP at Elevate Ventures empowered early-stage companies and fostered Indianaâs biotech growth. David Roberts, CEO of ARI (Applied Research Institute), praised her as an âexceptional leader with a proven track record of empowering entrepreneurs and driving innovation.â Â Her vision will be key to driving innovation, supporting our members, and collaborating across the regional ecosystem! To read the latest Heartland Bioworks press release, click the link below: https://lnkd.in/e_yEjGWj
Heartland BioWorks Executive Director Announcement
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In a recent interview with Technical.ly, our own Andrew Kossack emphasized the importance of these funds, saying, âOur bid focuses on investing in the workforce pipeline and supporting small, emerging, and scaling-up entrepreneur groups in the biotech sector. We hope [central Indiana will] become less hidden in the years to come.â Weâre excited to be helping foster innovation in Indiana! Use the link below to read the full article ð https://lnkd.in/ewcCWVF2
How will the half-billion-dollar Tech Hubs investment benefit America?
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Today, Andrew Kossack, EVP of Partnerships & General Counsel and ARI (Applied Research Institute)âs lead on Heartland BioWorks, spoke on the importance of food innovation to national security in front of a community of #ag startups at gener8torâs Agriculture Conference in Downtown Indianapolis.
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"Indiana is poised to become a global leader in life sciences and biotechnology" Check out this incredible article by USA TODAY to learn more about Heartland BioWorks and our mission! https://lnkd.in/gqAKj6-5
Indiana as the Silicon Valley of the Midwest? How key players across the state aim to make it happen
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Excited for the future! Read the article below to learn more about Heartland BioWorks and our mission!
This article explains exactly how Indiana positioned itself to become a global leader in life sciences and biotechnology. Collaboration was the key. BioCrossroads Indiana Economic Development Corporation Todd Young 16 Tech Innovation District Indiana University Bloomington Purdue University https://lnkd.in/gTgPjhgG
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"Indiana is open for business when it comes to biotech," writes Senator Todd Young in The Indianapolis Star, highlighting the transformative and lasting impact of the CHIPS and Science Act on Indiana. Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Commerce funded 12 regional âtech hubs,â with Indianaâs Heartland BioWorks receiving the largest award in the countryâ$51 million. "That $51 million will open the floodgates of private investment in the Hoosier State," Young writes. "The best estimates say it will spur $2.6 billion in additional economic output and create 9,000 new jobs over a decade. Some of that cash will be divvied up among promising Indiana startups. Another portion will be used to train more workers to fill those jobs." Learn more by visiting: https://lnkd.in/eRCcSpvF and read the full column below.
Read my column in The Indianapolis Star on how Indianaâs new tech hub, with support from the CHIPS and Science Act I co-wrote, will help America compete with the Chinese Communist Party on emerging tech. Scientific advancement is happening all over the country. And Indiana, in particular, is punching way above its weight when it comes to this innovative work. Our research institutions (like Purdue University, Indiana University Bloomington, and the University of Notre Dame), our private companies (Eli Lilly and Company, Corteva Agriscience, Elanco to name a few), and even our nonprofit ecosystem (AgriNovus Indiana, ARI (Applied Research Institute), and BioCrossroads) are all aligned toward creating high-paying jobs in the field of biotechnology and life sciences â the types of jobs that will give young Hoosiers exciting career options right here at home. Earlier this month, the Department of Commerce funded 12 regional âtech hubsâ as part of a program our legislation created. This was an intense competition. There were 370 applicants from across the country. Indianaâs Heartland BioWorks received the largest award in the country â $51 million. That $51 million will open the floodgates of private investment in the Hoosier State. The best estimates say it will spur $2.6 billion in additional economic output and create 9,000 new jobs over a decade. Read more below.
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Heartland BioWorks reposted this
U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Economic Development Administration have announced Tech Hubs Awards to scale up production & delivery of critical technologies. #EDATechHubs â Approx. $504 Million Awarded â 12 Tech Hubs Implementation Grants ð https://bit.ly/4bof9Tn
Biden administration provides $504 million to support 12 'tech hubs' nationwide
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Check out the link below for an in-depth article from Indianapolis Business Journal on the launch of our new hub! Heartland BioWorks is excited about the innovations this will bring to Indiana's biotech sector!
Breaking news: Indiana's Heartland BioWorks hub is set to receive $51 million in CHIPS Act funding and becomes one of just 12 regional tech hubs in the country picked to receive money. Cate Charron has the story.
Indianaâs Heartland BioWorks Hub to receive $51M in CHIPS Act funding - Indianapolis Business Journal
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