Gordon Struthers

Nominations for new members of LiSAB Board

The nominations committee of the Scottish Life Sciences Advisory Board (LiSAB) are seeking expressions of interest for up to 4 new members of the Board. With LiSAB membership rotating, membership will be for up to 3 years with a commitment of 4 meetings each year.


LiSAB was established in February 2009 and is jointly chaired by Nicola Sturgeon (Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing and Deputy First Minister) and Dr John Brown representing industry. The Board is responsible for contributing to the overall strategy for the growth of the life sciences sector, advising the Scottish Governmnet and the wider public sector on the key issues facing the industry both domestically and internationally and what needs to be delivered to help the industry fulfil its growth potential. LiSAB has seen a number of successes over the past year and is looking to build further on the momentum that has been created.


Membership of LiSAB is structured to represent the breadth of the Life Sciences sector in Scotland with representatives from Pharmaceutical companies, Biotechnology companies, Contract Research Organisations, Medical Devices and Diagnostics companies and Scottish Government as well as other Public Sector organisations. All sizes of companies are represented as are inward investors. Members are on the Board to represent their subsector in Scotland and not their company at an individual level. Representatives from the University sector and NHS Scotland are also on the Board. Industry Associations attend LiSAB meetings on an observational basis.


All expressions of interest will be considered, however, Board members must be at a senior level within the Scottish organisation (e.g. CEO, CSO). The committee will be looking to maintain a balanced, representative membership on the Board. Expressions of interest should be sent in the form of a covering email and CV and submitted to Sharon McKendry at sharon.mckendry@scotent.co.uk or by post to Atrium Court, 50 Waterloo Street, Glasgow G2 6HQ. The closing date for submissions is Friday 16th July 2010.

Views: 3

Tags: LiSAB, Life, Sciences, Scotland

Add a Comment

You need to be a member of Life Sciences Scotland to add comments!

Join Life Sciences Scotland

More ways to connect

Follow Life Sciences networks on LinkedIn
GlobalScots, Nexxus, Interface, Centre for Health Science

 

Follow Life Sciences Scotland on Twitter

Latest News on our Twitter Feed

Latest Activity

Profile Icon
Lucy Purser commented on Kerry Mitchell's event 'Origins of Tissue Stem Cells'
Looking forward to returning to Edinburgh for this meeting. Just  a quick reminder of some upcoming deadlines: Oral abstract submission: February 27, 2012 Poster abstract submission: April 23, 2012 Early bird registration: April 23, 2012
Friday
Profile Icon

Origins of Tissue Stem Cells at Surgeons' Hall

June 28, 2012 to June 29, 2012
Conference chairsClare Blackburn and Val Wilson (MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine, Edinburgh)Determining the origin of tissue stem/progenitor cells is key to our understanding of developmental biology. This meeting will focus on how and when self-renewing tissue stem cells arise…See More
Lucy Purser is attending Kerry Mitchell's event Friday
Profile Icon

Vacancy at the Highland Clinical Research Facility

 Academic Research Post - General PractitionerThe initial focus of the post is to support and oversee a ‘proof of concept’ informatics study which aims to create an anonymised research data base. For more information click here.See More
A blog post by Posy MacRae was featured Friday
Profile Icon
2 blog posts by Ulrike Knies-Bamforth were featured Friday
Profile Icon
Dr April Kelly commented on Ulrike Knies-Bamforth's blog post 'Czech Republic - European Centre of Excellence Looking for Medical Equipment Suppliers'
I highly recommend checking this UKTI alert interface for business opportunities! It is a simple to use interface and is a very straight forward process to register your interest in opening up discussions about one of these…
Thursday
Profile Icon

Astia breakfast - 9th February 2012 at Parliament Square

February 9, 2012 from 8:30am to 11am
JAG Shaw, venture capital and private equity lawyers, in conjunction with Astia, are proud to announce a breakfast seminar to discuss Scottish venture and investment in the life sciences and high tech sectors and the role of Astia to ensure the success of women entrepreneurs within these sectors. Astia is a global community dedicated to the success of women-led, high-growth ventures.  Founded in Silicon Valley in 1998, Astia works with start-ups and growth-stage companies around the world as…See More
Event posted by Kerry Mitchell Jan 30
Profile Icon
ThumbnailThumbnail
Ruth Campbell and Lucy Purser joined Life Sciences Scotland Jan 30
Profile Icon

Origins of Tissue Stem Cells at Surgeons' Hall

June 28, 2012 to June 29, 2012
Conference chairsClare Blackburn and Val Wilson (MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine, Edinburgh)Determining the origin of tissue stem/progenitor cells is key to our understanding of developmental biology. This meeting will focus on how and when self-renewing tissue stem cells arise…See More
Event posted by Kerry Mitchell Jan 26

© 2012   Created by Siobhan McDermit.   Powered by .

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service