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Senator Robert Antonioni
Senate Chair, Joint Committee on Education
Senator Richard T. Moore Senate Chair, Joint Committee on Health Care Financing
“Massachusetts’ Life Science Initiative is one of the most important pieces of legislation on the state’s economic agenda. By funding the new Life Sciences Talent Initiative, the Administration has already taken an important step to ensure that the industry’s employment needs are met.
“The ongoing, comprehensive efforts of the MassBioEd Foundation are complimentary to this effort and vital in the overall collaboration among businesses, educational institutions and state agencies.
“The Mass Biotech Educational Resource Center, a multi-purpose web site supported by the MassBioEd Foundation will go a long way toward supporting biotech and science education in Massachusetts through school programs, workforce development and lifelong learning.
“We applaud their efforts and look forward to continuing this important work in the coming years.”
— Senator Robert Antonioni
Senate Chair, Joint Committee on Education— Senator Richard T. Moore
Senate Chair, Joint Committee on Health Care Financing
“The MBEF is playing a critical role in biotechnology education and workforce development across Massachusetts. It’s through their efforts that legislators, business leaders, academia and companies are cooperating to foster continued growth. Preparing the biotechnology workforce of tomorrow is essential to maintaining the state’s preeminent status as an industry pioneer and ongoing economic force.”
— Representative Michael J. Rodrigues (D-Westport)
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