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The Biosciences The Power of Activating

Arizona’s Collaborative Gene

Joan Koerber-Walker

President & CEO

Arizona Bioindustry Association

Arizona Biosciences

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96,000 in 2011

Over 148,0000 jobs by 2020

Contribution of entire bio sector (including non-hospital bio, hospitals,

and academic research) to Arizona’s economy in 2020

Arizona Biosciences

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$55,353 average wage

Arizona Biosciences

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Jobs growing nearly 4x

faster than nation

Arizona Biosciences

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Continued job growth

during/after recession

Arizona Biosciences

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NIH grants growing faster than

top-10 states

Arizona Biosciences

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$28.8 billion generated

in annual revenues

Arizona Biosciences

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Latest healthcare innovations

available to Arizonans

Arizona Biosciences

• 96,000 jobs • $55,350 average wage • Jobs growing nearly 4x faster than nation • Continued job growth during/after recession • NIH grants growing faster than top-10 states • $28.8 billion generated in annual revenues • Latest healthcare innovations available to Arizonans

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Why Biosciences?

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1 in 2.5 will develop cancer

1 in 2.5 will develop heart disease

1 in 3 will develop diabetes

1 in 8 will develop Alzheimer's

1 in 110 children is affected by autism Sources: Alzheimer's Association, American Cancer Society,

American Heart Association, Centers for Disease Control

Why Arizona?

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World-class talent, facilities

Nationally recognized

research strengths

“Collaborative gene”

Long-term strategic plan

Arizona’s Bioscience Roadmap

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10-year plan launched in Dec. 2002

Commissioned by Flinn Foundation

Research by Battelle

Guided by statewide committees

of experts in science, business, policy

Strategy: focus on strengths, leverage

collaboration

Moving the Needle

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Arizona’s bioscience performance, 2002-present

2002 68,924

2010 96,223

2002 637

2010 867

2002 $135M

2011 $184M

2011 $69M

2002 $110M

Source: Battelle, 2012

Fast Growth

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Arizona’s bioscience performance, 2002-present

U.S. +11%

Arizona +27%

Arizona +41%

Arizona +25%

Top-10 States +20%

Source: Battelle, 2012

+17% U.S.

+20% U.S.

Recession-Tested

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Job growth during Great Recession (2007-09)

Arizona Biosciences Arizona Private Sector

-11%

+6%

Source: Battelle, 2012

Recession-Tested

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Job growth during post-recession recovery (2009-10)

Arizona Biosciences Arizona Private Sector

-2%

+7%

Source: Battelle, 2012

Economic Impact

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Arizona biosciences generate….

$28.8 billion in annual revenues

$1.1 billion in annual state/local taxes

Source: Battelle, 2012

New Since ’02

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New Research Institutes & Entities (sampling)

TGen

Critical Path Institute

Biodesign Institute at ASU

International Genomics

Consortium Partnership for Personalized

Medicine/ASU Center for

Sustainable Health

UA BIO5 Institute

UA College of

Medicine-Phoenix

Science Foundation

Arizona

SABRE

TGen North

Institute for

Advanced Health

Health Transformation Institute

Arizona Biomedical

Collaborative

Arizona Cancer Center Skin

Cancer and Cancer Health

Disparities Institutes

Scottsdale Healthcare

Virginia G. Piper/TGen

Clinical Trials Program

Mayo/ASU Medical School

New Since ‘02

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New Facilities (sampling)

UA BIO5 Oro Valley

UA BIO5 Institute

Banner Alzheimer’s Institute

Biodesign Institute at ASU

Flagstaff Innovation Center

Arizona Bioscience Park

ASU ISTB 1-4

NAU Applied R&D Building

Phoenix Biomedical Campus

St. Joseph’s Neuroscience Tower

Phoenix Children’s Hospital

expansion

Glendale Community College

life sciences building

Paradise Valley Community

College life science building

Mayo Collaborative Research

Building

UMC Cancer Center

Diamond Children’s Medical

Center

SARRC Research Center (2012)

New Since ‘02

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New Incubators/Accelerators (sampling)

Northern Arizona Center

for Entrepreneurship &

Technology

ASU Impact Accelerator

Arizona Center for Innovation

Surprise TechCelerator

Chandler Innovations

BioAccel

GateWay Community

College Center for

Entrepreneurial Innovation

BioInspireTM

New Since ‘02

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New or Expanded Major Companies (sampling)

Banner M.D. Anderson

Cancer Center Cancer Treatment Centers

of America

Caris

Celgene

Covance

InNexus

Roche/Ventana Medical

Systems

Sanofi

VisionGate

W.L. Gore

Monsanto

New Since ‘02

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New Schools and Education Programs (sampling)

NAUTeach

TGen Helios Scholars

Program

STEM Education Center

Vail Academy and High School

at UA Science & Tech Park

Statewide: High school-based

bioscience academies

Phoenix Union Bioscience

High School

Copper Ridge Math and

Science Academy

Paradise Valley STEM High

School

ASU Biodesign Internships

UA BIO5 Internships

Wildcat School Arizona Science Center

Pathways Program

Bisgrove Scholars Program

Helios BI05 Jr. BIOTECH

Project

Helios BI05 Jr. BIOTECH Project

Helios BI05 Jr. BIOTECH

Project

Lessons Learned

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1. Our Collaborative Gene is Our Differentiator

2. Communication is Key

3. Nothing grows without 2 things

4. D3 Initiatives are Crucial

5. Build the Future Pipeline by supporting

STEM Education

For More Information

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Arizona’s Bioscience Roadmap:

flinn.org

Arizona BioIndustry Association:

azbio.org & online.azbioexpo.com

AdvancingBio@azbio.org 480-779-8101