Talent, Training And Scientific Infrastructure. All In NC.

In 2022, life sciences and related companies announced plans to invest $2.1 billion in new or expanded facilities and create 2,700+ new jobs. Despite recent pandemic challenges, the state’s life sciences jobs have increased by 13% since 2018. According to the 2022 TEConomy Report, North Carolina’s growth as a life sciences hub has outpaced most U.S. life sciences hubs.

North Carolina has 810+ life sciences companies and is a leader in biomanufacturing, gene and cell therapy, and clinical services subsectors. An additional 2,500 companies, with expertise in training, regulatory, policy, and clinical trials, support the sector. Moreover, Fierce Biotech named North Carolina’s Research Triangle Region the nation’s fourth-leading hub for biotechnology activity.

Why are so many life sciences companies choosing to expand in North Carolina? It’s because of North Carolina’s talent, training and scientific infrastructure and business climate.