industry academic collaboration

8/2/2019 Industry Academic Collaboration

1/30

Click to edit Master subtitle style

4/23/12

INDUSTRY ACADEMIACOLLABORATIVEBIOSCIENCES WORKSHOP

James P. McNamaraPresident and CEO

April 15, 2012


2/30

4/23/12

Mission:To lead in building a 21stcentury globally competitiveNew Orleans economy basedon the biosciences by activelysupporting and facilitatingpublic and private researchpartnerships, encouragingentrepreneurship and

recruiting outside investmentand biopharmaceuticalcompanies within asustainably builtenvironment.

BioDistrict New Orleans


3/30

4/23/12

Significant Findings -- Ecosystem

Create a livable, connected place

Provide Public and Civic

Leadership

Create an Industry Hub with

common vision and act in a

coordinated manner

Substantial Economic

Opportunities at all levels

On-going and sustained Public

Confirmation of Themes / Issues /Opportunities


4/30

4/23/12 Civic Leadership

Community Building

Jobs and training

Economic Development

An Amazing Collaboration working TOGETHER!


5/30

4/23/12

General Areas of Concentration


6/30

4/23/12

BioDistrict General Areas of Concentration

Manufacturing

Pharmaceuticals

Digital / MediaSoftwareDevelopment

Renewable Energy and EnergyEfficiency

Energy Efficiency: GreenLiving, Green Building, GreenManufacturing

Renewable Energy Water Management

Specialty HealthcareSpecialty ResearchHospital and Corridor:

Treating the US and LatinAmericaObesity / DiabetesResearch and TreatmentHigh Concentration of

Biomedical Research,Trials and Treatment

LED Blue Ocean


7/30

4/23/12

Industry

Bioscience Centers of

Excellence

HIV/AIDS

Cancer

Diabetes and

Cardiovascular

Biodefense

Neuroprotection and

Rehabilitation


8/30

4/23/12

Digital Media / Software Development

I.P. Infrastructure

Computational Modeling

Mapping the HumanGenome

Advanced Mathematics

Translational Medicine

Bio-informatics(imaging, clinical andpublic health)

Healthcare Software

Next generation digital media / software

development ecosystem


9/30

4/23/12

Specialty Healthcare

Specialty and ResearchHospitals within a Master-

planned Medical District:Treating the U.S. and LatinAmerica

1500 acre campus Specialized facilities

LA Cancer Research

Consortium

Specialty research hospital and corridor: treating thenation.


10/30

4/23/12

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

EDAWAECOM

Energy Efficiency: Green Living, Green Building, GreenManufacturing


11/30

4/23/12

Electric Car Charging HubsBiofuel TransitPedestrian-friendly Greenways

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency


12/30

4/23/12

Water Management Complete Streets


13/30

4/23/12

Water Management -- BioFuels

Marsh Grasses & Algae:Utilize the swampland beyond NewOrleans East, otherwise unoccupied,to create biofuels that are potentiallymore efficient than biofuel created

from many other types of vegetation.

THE BIOFUEL WE USETOMORROWSTARTS AT HOME TODAY.


14/30

4/23/12

Water Management

Salicornica:Saltwater-loving salicornia is a viable andecologically friendly source of biofuel,according to a study by the MasdarInstitute. This provides another option for

utilizing the swampland beyond NewOrleans East.


15/30

4/23/12

Place Key Development Areas


16/30

4/23/12

Over 200pending

residential

units in the

BioDistrict

Approximately 4,000

pending

units in

Expanded

City of NewOrleans

Place: Pending Residential Developments


17/30

4/23/12

Economic impact of major medical centers

CITY MEDICALCOMPLEX

JOBSSUPPORTED(DIRECT AND

INDIRECT)

METROAREA

LABORFORCE

Birmingham, ALUAB Medical

Center54,000 jobs 540,900

Houston, TXTexasMedicalCenter

145,000 jobs 2,568,300

Cleveland, OHCleveland

Clinic

70,000 jobs 1,082,000

Chicago, ILIllinoisMedicalDistrict

50,000 jobs 3,571,000

Memphis, TNMemphisMedical

Center

50,000 jobs 555,000

Place: Medical Centers asEconomic Engines


18/30

4/23/12

Place

Galvez Research Neighborhood

Tulane Avenue Mixed Use Galvez Street R&D Core

Neighborhood Residential

Historic High School Reuse


19/30

4/23/12

Place Xavier/Gert Town

Academic

Expansion

Mixed Use

Retail/Residential

Residential Infill New Public School

& Pool

Light Industrial/

Manufacturing

Open Space

Connectivity


20/30

4/23/12

Place

Tulane Avenue/Canal

Street Mixed Use

Office/Academic

Expansion

Residential

Ground Floor

Commercial

Math & Science HS

Claiborne Avenue

Boulevard


21/30

4/23/12

Place Downtown Health Campus

Expanded Delgado

Campus

Shared population

services

Charity Hospital Reuse Gravier Street

Pedestrian

Spine and green

space

BioDistrict 1 500 acres 4


22/30

4/23/12

BioDistrict 1,500 acres, 4institutions

Key Concept: Physical sustainability

measures must enhance socialinfrastructure


23/30

4/23/12

Framework (SIF)planning at the

BioDistrict

k ( )


24/30

4/23/12

Framework (SIF)planning at the

BioDistrictNew Charter K-12, Math& Science, BiotechVocational Training andGert town


25/30

Yes, by continuing to address key areas ofreadiness

Building the localecosystem supportstructure

Training locals to fill

jobs created Strengthening

interactions between theuniversities and theeconomic developmentoffices of city and stategovernment

Making availablesuitable space and

facilities in locations thatromote scientific and

Can we benefiteconomically?


26/30

4/23/12

People Building the Widow ofOpportunity 80% of the construction work on the UMC went to

Louisiana Contractors

Workforce Development

NOW New Orleans Works coordinated effort

GNOF/City 300k National Workforce Solutions

Grant

Ochsner Facility Expansion into Benson Tower

500-700 Jobs

Participated in Job Fair moving 76 employed

professions into higher paying jobs which

increased their salaries by $5,000 on average.


27/30

4/23/12

Summary

Key Private Investment Projects

Residential 2,000+ Units Retail 150,000 sf

Medical Office/R&D/Manuf. 1.6

million sf

Long Term Stay Hotel 150

Rooms

Iberville HUD Project 625

Million+


28/30

4/23/12

Summary

Key Institutional Investment

Projects

VA Hospital 2 Million sf

University Medical Center

3.3 Million sf

LSU Facilities 750,000 sf

Tulane Health Sciences 1.8

Million sf

Xavier 1 Million sf Delgado 225,000 sf

Key Private Investment Projects

Ochsner - Benson Tower

Expansion 80,000 sf


29/30

4/23/12

Summary

Economic Impacts

In 20 years, the BioDistrict will

generate:

34,000 direct and indirect

jobs created

3600 annual construction

jobs

$3.3 Billion in Economic

Activity $2 Billion in increased

Personal Earnings

$1.9 Billion in State Sales

Tax Generated


30/30

4/23/1230

Thank You

Questions?

industry academic collaboration

Documents