Pasadena Bio Collaborative Incubator
Biotechnology ResearchCalifornia, United States11-50 Employees
The Pasadena Bio Collaborative Incubator is a non-profit based in Pasadena, California, aimed at supporting life science start-ups throughout the Los Angeles region. It provides both wet lab facilities and workforce development programs to help early-stage biotechnology ventures advance their R&D and navigate related regulatory and IP considerations. Members benefit from affordable month-to-month leasing, access to discounted supplies and services, and no equity or royalty requirements, along with a shared suite of equipment and biosafety-capable tissue culture facilities (BSL-1 and BSL-2), plus high-speed internet, basic office resources, and conference spaces. The incubator serves life science start-ups and researchers seeking access to wet lab capabilities and professional development, acting as a regional hub for workforce development in science talent. In 2017, the organization announced the appointment of Robert (Bud) Bishop as President, effective April 14, succeeding long-time chief Bruce A. Blomstrom.