Supplement: Barbara Schilberg

Barbara Schilberg By Anne Harding A champion for the region DUSTIN FENSTERMACHER / WONDERFUL MACHINE RELATED ARTICLES A Region Defined Did You Know? A Rich Life Science Cluster Greater Philadelphia's Big Pharmas A Robust Support Infrastructure Bridging the Gap Brenda Gavin: Making a venture capitalist Investment Momentum Building Update Those Resumes Creating Roots Ramping Up Tech Transfer When Barbara Schilberg was wrapping up her

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A Region Defined

Did You Know?

A Rich Life Science Cluster

Greater Philadelphia's Big Pharmas

A Robust Support Infrastructure

Bridging the Gap

Brenda Gavin: Making a venture capitalist

Investment Momentum Building

Update Those Resumes

Creating Roots

Ramping Up Tech Transfer

When Barbara Schilberg was wrapping up her fourth job in senior management at a biotech company and looking for her next opportunity, she made a discovery that she says shocked her. "I realized there weren't that many small startup companies in the region, and it was a shame because I had all this great experience."

As Shilberg cast about in vain for a new generation of life science startups, she heard of an opportunity to help create one. Pennsylvania was using $33.8 million from its tobacco settlement to set up a "greenhouse" for supporting biotech businesses in the southeastern part of the state. So in 2002 Schilberg was named ...

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