To enable commercial success for Manitoba’s bioscience companies by acting as a catalyst for innovation, by expanding the sector’s skills and workforce development, and by leading with one unified voice to create local and global engagement.
To cultivate a vital bioscience community that drives economic growth for Manitoba.
“Manitoba’s bioscience community can help feed, heal, and fuel the planet in sustainable and responsible ways.” -Tracey Maconachie, BAM, President
The Manitoba government is investing $24 million over four years to help sector councils provide workforce training and develop human resource services, Education and Training Minister Kelvin Goertzen announced today.
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