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20th Annual Health Care & Life Sciences Awards
Event Details
Time: July 13, 2022 from 3:30pm to 6pm
Location: Anthony's Ocean View
Street: 450 Lighthouse Rd
City/Town: New Haven
Website or Map: https://www.gnhcc.com/events/…
Phone: 2037876735
Event Type: business, event
Organized By: Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce
Latest Activity: Jun 27, 2022
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Event Description
The Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce is hosting its 20th Annual Regional Health Care and Life Sciences Awards, presented by Yale New Haven Hospital, on Wednesday, July 13th, from 3:30pm to 6pm at Anthony’s Ocean View, located at 450 Lighthouse Rd, New Haven, CT 06512. The event features an awards program that will feature presentations to individuals and organizations making strides to advance health care in the regional business community. The event will conclude with a networking reception and live entertainment.
David Hunter, President & CEO of Mary Wade, is being honored with the “Industry Visionary” Award, as he celebrates 40 years at Mary Wade. The “Industry Superstar” Award is being given to Erika Smith, CEO of ReNetX Bio. Dr. Angela Cacace, Senior Vice President of Neuroscience & Platform Biology at Arvinas, is being honored with the “Bioscience Innovator” Award. Biohaven, Healing Springs Wellness Center, and the Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute at MidState Medical Center are also being honored. Biohaven is being awarded “Bioscience Company.” Healing Springs Wellness Center is being awarded for “Wellbeing/Wellness Program.” Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute at MidState Medical Center is being awarded for “Clinical Program.”
The event will also feature a panel about the industry’s latest innovations and updates. The panel, titled “Challenging the Business Model: How We’ve Innovated and Changed through the Pandemic,” will be moderated by Josh Geballe, Managing Director of Yale Ventures, and will feature Dr. Keith Churchwell, President of Yale New Haven Hospital, John Houston, President & CEO of Arvinas, Karen Moran, Senior Vice President, Commercial Business and President of Connecticare, and Sharon Barr, Senior Vice President, Head of Research and Product Development of Alexion AstraZeneca.
Sponsors include Yale Ventures, Retreat Behavioral Health, Alexion AstraZeneca, American Medical Response, Inc., BioCT, Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center, Hartford HealthCare, Mary Wade, The Progressive Group, MidState Medical Center, WellSpark, We Work for Health, TYCO Print, and Access Audio-Visual Systems. Live music is provided by Blue Plate Radio Entertainment.
Registration is available online at gnhcc.com under EVENTS.
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