OBIO Governance

OBIO operates within a good governance framework and is accountable to its members, stakeholders, as well as to the general public. 

OBIO Governance Principles:

1. Leadership and Stewardship
2. Empowerment and Accountability
3. Communication and Transparency
4. Service and Fairness
5. Accomplishment and Measurement
6. Learning and Growth

Board Structure:

• Maximum 15 members
• Members will serve a 2 year term which are renewable twice
• Initial terms may be staggered

Board Composition:

• Reflects membership and stakeholders who participate in the delivery of the OBIO mandate to improve the business and operating climate in which life science companies operate
• Board meetings will be held as determined by the Board mandate

Board Committees and Advisory Boards:

• Committees will be formed to assist in and guide the delivery of activities identified in the OBIO strategic plan
• Advisory Boards will provide input and guidance relevant to specific areas of expertise as identified in the OBIO strategic plan

Incorporation: Ontario Bioscience Industry Organization is incorporated as a not-for-profit in the Province of Ontario