In this free webinar, hear from three biotechnology leaders whose companies were featured in our Montana Biotech Companies to Watch 2020 list and learn about their innovation, entrepreneurship, and growth.

Elizabeth "Tess" Corbin is the CEO of PurCell Bio, a Bozeman lab developing animal product-free supplements that can replace blood products in cell culture. Fetal bovine serum, which is extracted from cow fetuses, is the main additive used in the majority of cell cultures. PurCell Bio’s methodologies eliminate fetal bovine serum from their cell culture by replacing it with precise mixes of fats and other nutrients tailored to different cell types.

Karl Sebby is President and Co-Founder of Truwl. The Whitefish-based bioinformatics company develops software for sharing data analysis in genomic research. Researchers from a variety of fields – agriculture, medicine, synthetic biology, and conservation – can share bioinformatics content and get community feedback on the Truwl platform.

Andreas Scherer is President and CEO of Golden Helix, a bioinformatics company specializing in genomic data analysis. The company's software offers integrated and automated data reporting used to diagnose and research diseases by matching them to a patient’s genetic makeup. Golden Helix was listed on Inc. 5000’s List of Fastest-Growing Companies for the second consecutive year this August.