Alderley Park and Bruntwood SciTech are proud to partner and work closely with a range of sector leading organisations and Academic Institutions including Bionow, the BIA and the University of Manchester, working to ensure we connect our customers with the right people, talent and networks.
Bionow
Bionow supports business growth, competitiveness and innovation within the biomedical and life science sectors across Northern England. It provides many opportunities to network with other businesses in the northern sector for example through their insightful conferences and events held across the North and at Alderley Park which are open to member and nonmember companies.
OBN
OBN is the not-for-profit Membership organisation supporting and bringing together the UK’s innovative life sciences companies, corporate partners and investors. They have 400-plus member companies located across the Golden Triangle and beyond benefiting from their networking, partnering, purchasing, training, advising and advocacy activities.
BIA
BIA is at the forefront of UK bioscience, connecting individuals and organisations from SMEs to multinational companies. With their members responsible for over 90% of biotech medicines currently in clinical development in the UK, BIA pushes for progress in UK bioscience on every front to deliver the best possible environment for growth and innovation.
UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER
The University of Manchester is a truly global institution, with a reputation for education and innovation that resonates across the world. Their research engages with the world’s biggest questions and brings together the best people in these fields to help them to find the answers. They have a history of attracting world-leading minds, from Niels Bohr and Arthur Lewis to our latest Nobel laureates Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov, whose pioneering work with the one-atom thick wonder material graphene has established Manchester not just as the centre of research into its application.
Staffordshire University
Staffordshire University offers world class healthcare education at their specialist Centres of Excellence in Stafford and Shrewsbury and has a global network of more than 20,000 people. The University's industry connections and emphasis on experience makes their graduates among the most employable in the UK. A leading university for digital technologies, they are always building on their proud computing heritage and strong reputation for computer games courses.
Health Innovation Manchester
HIM aims to make Greater Manchester one of the most innovative health and social care systems around the world. Their exceptional academic and clinical assets, booming life sciences sector and the massive opportunity of devolved accountability for health and social are just some of the factors that put them in a unique position.
Health Innovation Manchester works with innovators to discover, develop and deploy new solutions that improve the health and wellbeing of Greater Manchester’s 2.8m citizens.