Integrated Technology Commercialization Programs for Innovation in the Bioeconomy.
A Focus on Circular Bio-Hub Ecosystems.
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Born Global named an affiliate of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation CE100:
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation was launched in 2010 with the aim of accelerating the transition to the circular economy. Since its creation, the charity has emerged as a global thought leader, putting the circular economy on the agenda of decision makers around the world. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation's CE100 network is the world's leading circular economy network, providing a pre-competitive space to learn, share, and put ideas into practice.
Further information:
ellenmacarthurfoundation.org | @circulareconomy | ce100@ellenmacarthurfoundation.org
Competition for Innovation in Sustainability:
Dr. Emily Ryan kicking off the Born Global Foundation Competition for Innovation in Sustainability at Boston University College of Engineering. First round focusing on Biomimicry and Carbon Cycling.
The International BIOMASS Conference 2019:
Dr. Kimberly Samaha speaking at the International Biomass Conference in Savannah, GA on March 20, 2019 about the role of Bio-Hub Ecosystems in the Global Bioeconomy.
The Second Global Bioeconomy Summit in Berlin:
Dr. Kimberly Samaha will participate and speak on a session on bioeconomy financing at the GBS2018 in April.
ABLC NEXT 2017 San Francisco:
Born Global followed Governor Paul LePage's presentation of the Bioeconomy in the State of Maine and presented to the ABLC Wolfpack the concept of Circular Bio-Hub Ecosystems delivered by Dr. Kimberly Samaha, Jimmy Massaad and Chris Burk.
Born Global Slip-Stream Challenge Launched:
To drive the development and commercialization of innovative products from biorefinery/ bioenergy processes with a focus on Biochar, Wood Ash, CO2, Lignin, Waxes and C5/C6 sugars to improve overall profitability and create replicable models for deployment in the U.S. and Europe. Applications are available in the Born Global Innovation Challenges portal under BG Platforms.
Dr. Kimberly Samaha, Born Global CEO- Presentations in California:
July 2017, Born Global meetings with Bioeconomy and Sustainability investors, thought leaders, stakeholders, NGO leads, business leaders and academics to further the work in Maine regarding the Born Global Challenges, policy makers, academic research and the Living Lab.
Dr. Kimberly Samaha with Shenzhen Delegation 2017:
Born Global's presentation to the delegation from Shenzhen, China who are focused on Innovation during their time at the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy.
State of Maine - Born Global VIP Breakfast Reception:
ABLC 2017, Washington, DC. Innovate Maine Presentation with Governor Paul LePage and Dr. Kimberly Samaha. The Maine Born Global Innovation Challenge prequalified companies announced.
Maine Born Global Innovation Challenge:
Launched January 2017, the challenge seeks to commercialize innovative technologies in a bio-based economy by providing physical locations and real projects for market expansion and value creation. Applications and updates are made in the Born Global Innovation Challenges Sign In Portal under BG Platforms.
Born Global's mission is to drive innovation commercialization in a Global Bioeconomy.
Circular Zero-Waste Biohub Ecosystems
We focus on Economic, Process and Product innovation at the intersection of:
Energy & Food
By starting with what is already there, we seek out the communities challenged by a fast-changing economy and their distressed assets. Bioeconomy 2050 is our campaign that starts with a rural resurgence movement about Social Balance, Economic Prosperity and Healthy Environments.
We aim to bring innovation back to nature and dignity back to hard work.
Our vision of a Global Bioeconomy is led by the unsung heroes: the builders, farmers, fisherman, scientists, educators, creatives and storytellers.
