AABB Introduces New Start-Up Corporate Partner Membership

AABB recently introduced a new start-up corporate partner membership to help smaller, newly established companies increase their visibility among AABB’s membership and gain access to the Association’s expertise in blood and biotherapies.

The start-up membership is part of AABB’s Corporate Partner Program, a flagship offering within AABB’s corporate solutions portfolio. It aims to help companies in their early growth phase establish relationships with decision-makers and connect with target audiences while building and scaling their business.

Start-up membership is available to companies that have been in business for fewer than five years, employ fewer than 50 people, and either have no FDA-approved products or are introducing their first FDA-approved product to the blood and biotherapies community.

Companies can learn more and apply on the AABB website. AABB welcomed its first start-up corporate partner, GoodLabs, earlier this month.