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HM Science executive vice president, Scot Ginsburg, recently shared tips to better understand and navigate the complex biotech industry in his latest write up titled, “Three Keys to Getting Biotech Real Estate to Work for You: Planning, Capital and Flexibility.” Scot shares his first-hand experience from working within the biotech industry, to later representing biotech clients. From planning to capital, to flexibility and growth, Scot is a world-class representative in this market and has been helping his clients succeed in the biotech industry for decades now. We encourage you to learn more in Scot’s latest article. #lifescience #biotech #tenantrepresentation

With the recent growth of the life science industry, it is increasingly important that this growth is met with accessibility and equity within our communities. Our team is committed to supporting this mission through various volunteer opportunities that span both locally and nationally. We’re incredibly excited to share that Boston Hughes Marino SVP, Nick Amarante, was recently appointed to the Board of Advisors for Life Science Cares Boston! Life Science Cares is a national organization that was created by life science volunteers across the country to bring awareness to the issues of inequity and poverty throughout our communities. Nick’s personal passion to help others, and desire to continue to enact positive change in his local community is inspiring. We’re proud of the impact Nick and the rest of our HM Science team has on their communities through their various involvements. Congratulations, Nick! #LifeScience #CoreValues #Volunteer #Boston

Raleigh Durham currently stands as the fourth leading life science hub in the U.S. However, they have not experienced the same market shifts that other large biotech hubs have seen throughout the past few years. In cities such as San Diego and Boston, there are millions of square feet of life science sublease space available. In Raleigh Durham, there are limited subleases available and more “spec” suites coming to market.   In today’s market, it’s essential for tenants to have a trusted, unconflicted and experienced life science real estate advisor who understands the region’s availability and options. Learn more about the opportunities biotech companies have available to them in the Research Triangle in our latest article!

Last month, Hughes Marino’s own senior EVP and co-founder, David Marino, spoke to high-profile decision makers in the life science sector during the Harvard Business School Club of San Diego’s CEO Forum Webinar. Marino shared key insights into the delicate landscape life science companies are currently navigating when it comes to real estate decisions that have both short & long-term impacts for growth and development. To learn more about what our HM Science team can do for you and to stay up to date on the latest trends in commercial real estate, visit our blog at hmscience.com/blog.

Recently, HM Science hosted two of the nation's brightest minds in cancer research, Drs. Cigall Kadoch, Ph.D, Associate Professor of Medicine at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School and Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Toni Choueiri, M.D., Director of the Lank Center for Genitourinary (GU) Oncology at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and The Jerome and Nancy Kohlberg Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, to discuss key themes and advancements in today's cancer research. Our team is excited to share insightful discussion points as presented by leaders in modern cancer research in one of our latest blogs titled, "Breakthroughs: Six of the Most Important Themes in Cancer Research."

This fall’s issue of Work+Space is The Mindset Issue and our feature story, Challenge Accepted: Exceeding Limits is Part of the DNA, talks about doing hard things to create resilience and mental fortitude. It’s a really inspiring story about many of the intense athletes on our team who are doing crazy endurance races and other extreme challenges, and have led by example in motivating our own team to strive for greatness. We encourage you to check out this inspirational article and would love to hear what you think!