Bio Innovations Midwest 2025 is a two-day event focused on commercial opportunities.
It connects over 500 industry leaders, fostering unity and growth in the Midwest’s industrial biomanufacturing community, and facilitating deal flow through targeted one-on-one meetings, knowledge sharing, and collaboration.
This is an exciting time for the U.S. bioeconomy, as positive legislation and increased investment have created momentum that needs to be commercialized.
Whether you’re an industry insider or an interested observer, attending Bio Innovations Midwest is a must. The event provides a unique opportunity to get involved in this rapidly evolving sector.
Bio Innovations Midwest 2025 has been designed to connect and generate deal flow between more than 500 industry leaders across bio developers and producers, global brands and buyers, investors and financiers, community enablers and suppliers.
The event is the perfect forum to help facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration, bring unity and scale to the industry and provide a home for the industrial biomanufacturing community in the Midwest.
Let us help you commercialise, scale your business and tap into growing markets through two days of 1-2-1 meetings, insights and networking.
the event provides a home for the industrial biomanufacturing community in the Midwest and will facilitate, much needed, knowledge sharing and collaboration.
the event will connect the wider value chain and will help innovators scale from lab, to pilot, to demo, to industrial at a greater speed and with a higher success rate.
the event will promote the capabilities of the region to Europe and Asia and why it is a great place to do bio business.
K.C. Belitz
Nebraska Department of Economic Development
Nebraska is the first state to have a bioeconomy roadmap in place – the Nebraska BioEconomy Initiative launched in August 2024 – which aims to advance Nebraska’s economic strength, fortify rural communities, and create sustainable, high-paying careers in the bioeconomy.
The state already has a solid base in bio-processing capacity, including facilities like the Blair campus, housing a cluster of major producers including Cargill, NatureWorks, Novonesis, Evonik, and Corbion. It is also the second biggest US state producer of corn-based ethanol, with two dozen ethanol plants.
With the market opportunities afforded by the bioeconomy boosted by Biden’s Executive Order on Advancing Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing Innovation in 2022, conditions are perfect for Nebraska to continue its push into the biobased value chain and become the prime biomanufacturing hub in the U.S.
Jim Pillen
Nebraska’s Governor
November 2023
Bio Innovations Midwest takes a unique “meeting-first” approach, prioritizing highly targeted, pre-arranged 1-2-1 commercial meetings that are key to accelerating growth in the sector.
Prior to the event, all participants can review each other’s profiles, send meeting requests and chats, and pre-book 20-minute meetings through the online planner. This enables you to arrive at the event with your meeting schedule already in place.
By removing the element of chance from traditional networking, this format offers the most cost-effective and time-efficient way for you to connect with the new customers and partners needed to scale your businesses.
Kousay Said
Ecovia
Sarah Sullivan
Kraton
On 19-20 June 2025, World Bio Markets will connect over 450 industry leaders with a two-day programme of pre arranged 1-2-1 commercial meetings, knowledge exchange, and networking in order to accelerate the transition to a fossil-free economy.
For 18 years World Bio Markets has been uniting and connecting the bioeconomy value chain from lab to market and driving change through commercially viable innovation.
Luke Palmer
CJ Bio America