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Wednesday, November 16 • 8:30am - 9:50am
143: Everything old is new again: Proven ingredients to successful mission-oriented program design from the Networks of Centres of Excellence Program / 143: L’art de faire du neuf avec du vieux : les ingrédients éprouvés d’une conception réussie de progra

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Everything old is new again: Proven ingredients to successful mission-oriented program design from the Networks of Centres of Excellence Program
L’art de faire du neuf avec du vieux : les ingrédients éprouvés d’une conception réussie de programmes axés sur la mission du programme des Réseaux de centres d’excellence

Panel Organized by: BioCanRx

Mission-oriented research and innovation serve the idea that societies should leverage research and innovation activities to achieve clear, ambitious goals. Activities can span different stages of the innovation cycle from research to market deployment and cut across various policy fields, sectors and disciplines. Although slated for termination in 2024, the Network Centres of Excellence (NCE) program’s rich history, program structure, successes and failures should be used to inform and efficiently implement future mission-oriented research and innovation program design. The panellists will provide examples of NCE program successes and failures through funding renewal and early termination from their own experiences with this program.
Moderators
avatar for Karimah Es Sabar

Karimah Es Sabar

CEO & General Partner, Quark Venture LP
A Canadian life sciences leader, Karimah Es Sabar has had an exceptional career in the biosciences and innovation sector. She is CEO & General Partner at Quark Venture LP, a health focused venture investment firm, and Director of the Global Health Sciences Fund. Previously, she was... Read More →

Speakers
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Elizabeth Nanak

CEO, GlycoNet, PhD
Elizabeth Nanak is GylcoNet’s CEO. Dr. Nanak was involved in the GlycoNet initiative since the Letter of Intent stage and served as the Associate Director, Business for the Alberta Glycomics Centre from 2007–2015. Prior to her position with the Centre, she worked as a manager... Read More →
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Stéphanie Michaud

President & CEO, BioCanRx, PhD
Stéphanie Michaud is the President and CEO of BioCanRx, a not-for-profit organization accelerating the translation of innovative immunotherapies to the clinic and increasing treatment options for patients in Canada. She brings over 20 years of public, government and private sector... Read More →
avatar for Bill Borland

Bill Borland

Principal, Borland & Associates Inc.
Bill Borland is an Environmental Professional and is the Principal at Borland & Associates Inc. He has held senior environmental management and government relations positions with Dillon Consulting; AMEC Environment and Infrastructure, Vice President, Canadian Federal Programs; J.D... Read More →
avatar for Diana Royce

Diana Royce

President, The Deerfield Group Inc. | President & CEO, AllerGen Inc | Executive Director, NanoMedicines Innovation Network (NMIN)
Diana Royce is President of The Deerfield Group Inc., a boutique management consulting firm which specializes in the start-up, management and wind-down of national and international research teams and networks, including Networks of Centres of Excellence (NCEs). Diana has undergraduate... Read More →

Wednesday November 16, 2022 8:30am - 9:50am EST
Confederation Ballroom II - Westin Ottawa Hotel
  Science and Policy

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