Welcome to Southeast BIOtech Connect (SE BIOtech Connect)

Your One Stop to Explore Over 1,200 of Biotech Companies in the Region

SE BIO is a regional non-profit organization that fosters the growth of the life sciences industry in the Southeastern United States through efforts that promote entrepreneurship and bring together the key players active in the development of the industry. SEBIO's geographic footprint presently includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia (click on the map to the right to learn more about Biotech in each of these states).

SE BIOtech Connect is a database of the over 1,200 life sciences companies and research institutions in the Southeast. The seven state BIO association members of SEBIO have worked together to enroll industry members in the SE BIOtech Connect database.

SE BIOtech Connect Supports the 2009 BIO International Convention

Your One Stop to Site Visit Planner

SE BIOtech Connect has been enhanced with special features to allow BIO 2009 attendees to easily explore and arrange site visits our regional companies.

Schedule a Site Visit

Before you make your final travel arrangements for BIO 2009 in Atlanta, GA on May 18-21, review the over 1,200 of biotech companies, research institutions and centers in the region. Using SE BIOtech Connect- you can review companies of interest and even plan a visit.

Network During BIO 2009

See an interesting company in the SE BIOtech database, but don't have time for a site visit? If you would like to set up a meeting during the conference, you can do so via MyBIO Personal Event Planner.

About the Southeast

Today, the Southeast is recognized as one of the fastest growing life sciences regions in the United States and home to more than 1200 life sciences companies. A public/private partnership formed in 1999, SEBIO is committed to conducting activities that create regional leverage and facilitate the common interests and goals of constituents in the life sciences industry. Don't miss our Newsroom (above) to read the latest regional Biotech headlines!

The Southeast has seen sustained growth of the industry over the past decade. Venture investment in Southeast Biotech companies nearly tripled in this time frame, from $138 million in 1999 to over $325 million in 2007 (PricewaterhouseCoopers/National Venture Capital Association MoneyTreetm Report based on data from Thomson Reuters). The region has also consistently ranked at least 3rd in the country for the number of public and private Biotech companies. The maturity of our region is also evidenced by its more than 32 public biotechnology companies, up from 22 in 1999 (Ernst & Young's Beyond Borders: The Global Biotechnology Report 1999 and 2008).