This week, Leiden Bio Science Park was proud to see NecstGen host The CGT Circle Event, an inspiring gathering focused on empowering women in Cell & Gene Therapy through shared insights and decentralized networking. The event brought together professionals from across the field for a day of presentations, personal stories, and valuable discussions, all aimed at supporting women’s career growth and leadership in this dynamic sector.
Key moments from the event included:
The session continued with a lively Q&A where attendees explored strategies for advancing in Cell & Gene Therapy, overcoming leadership challenges, and sharing experiences within the field.
A refreshing talk by Veronique van de Sande provided valuable insights on enhancing communication skills, with practical takeaways that resonated strongly with participants.
The event concluded with a networking reception, offering attendees the opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and build lasting professional relationships.
We commend NecstGen and the event’s organizers for their role in advancing dialogue and support within Cell & Gene Therapy. These events are vital to fostering growth and collaboration across the Leiden Bio Science Park community and beyond. Follow The CGT Circle for future updates and opportunities to participate.
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