She is a Business Liaison with NOVA, a public workforce development agency serving businesses and job seekers in northern Santa Clara County. In her role at NOVA, she provides a wide range of solutions to meet the recruitment, training, retention, and outplacement needs of Silicon Valley businesses. She also serves as the primary business representative for the Bioscience industry. Prior to NOVA, she worked in a variety of fields and diverse environments such as career services, high tech, specialty chemical, and real estate. During her career in the specialty chemical industry, she worked with the CFO on a $36 million IPO for a polymer company with product applications in the medical, agricultural, food, and industrial products industries.
Join this interactive discussion to hear an overview of a recent Radford Biotechnology Surveys presentation sponsored by BayBio at Genencor International. You’ll learn about the current state of the industry, including base salary trends and “hot” compensation practices. (Special acknowledgment to AON Consulting for the compilation of the 2004 Radford Biotechnology Surveys.) Share your thoughts on what this information means to the biotech industry and leave better informed about hiring practices and sentiments.
You’ll also have an opportunity to voice your opinion on what the workforce development community should be doing to prepare our people to take advantage of the convergence of technologies in Silicon Valley.
