Join us on June 27th  at Stella Restaurant for another BioBuzz in Montgomery County!  

This month's  We Work For Health (WWFH  is an effort to promote the significant social and economic value of the biopharmaceutical and life sciences sectors in our state.  Our partnership includes BIO & PhRMA companies, state and local chambers of commerce, academic & research centers, labor, patient advocates, physicians and provider groups who contribute to the health and the state economy.

We Work for Health was created to highlight this sector’s role in the health and quality of life of patients; its dedication to innovation, research and development of new cures; its contribution to state and local philanthropic causes; and its far-reaching presence as an economic force.

Join us at BioBuzz on Wednesday, June 27 to lean about some of the benefits of getting involved, including:

• Partnership is completely free;
• Participation in quarterly partner events;
• Briefings with elected officials, policy makers and opinion leaders;
• Networking opportunities with business and community leaders.

As always, TechUSA and Johns Hopkins Montgomery County Campus are your host organizers.  The event is always free and we offer free drinks to the first 50 who arrive.  People from all around the the region are coming out each month for this unique and welcoming monthly happy hour.  It's a great place to meet up with coworkers past and present, make new connections or just catch up on the latest industry gossip.  If you're new and haven't yet made it out to an event, then we hope that you'll join us this month and see what all the Buzz is all about. 

Don't forget to also join our BioBuzz LinkedIn group and "Like" our Facebook Page so that you can stay connected to everyone you meet at the event.

INTERESTED IN SPONSORING AN EVENT?

We wouldn't be able to keep these events free without our sponsors, so contact Robin or Chris for more information.

For more information, please contact Chris Frew at cfrew@techusa.net / @BiotechMd or Robin Ferrier at rferrier@jhu.edu / @rferrier.