The life sciences sector contributes enormously to the US economy, employing over 1.2 million workers. Beyond that, it has played an instrumental role in expanding the health of our societies, developing new cures for persistent diseases, and developing solutions that improve our quality of life. Now this industry has become even more critical to the world.
Here are other key factors that will continue to drive demand:
- Scientific breakthroughs such as new products, therapies, and cures, fuelled by technological advancements and digitalization.
- Life sciences continue to show resilience during economic downturns and have prevailed even after product failures.
- The need to extend and improve the quality of life for the 65-and-older population will account for close to three-quarters of the population growth between 2016 and 2030.
- Massive investments in both public and privately held companies.
- Significant decline in vacancy rates for lab space.
Spneedel Life Sciences draws upon a broad portfolio of strategic consulting, program and product management, and industry-leading risk mitigation solutions. When paired with our High-Hazard Payroll offering, we provide a complete set of solutions to life science companies.
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