We develop and manufacture “Touch to Test” over-the-counter and point of care diagnostic tests that yield results in minutes. Our patented approach allows for virtually any immunological assay to be accurately performed onsite in one step using a tiny amount of capillary blood or in some cases, saliva. We envision a world where people have greater access to in-home testing with in-home results – in minutes. We are committed to changing healthcare by providing accessible, affordable, and accurate testing for all.

Recently featured as a "Renaissance Man" by William & Mary Alumni Magazine, Steve Tang has been a respected executive and thought leader for many years. In his 40-year career, he has held the titles of Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, and Founder/Owner for over 30 combined years. He is the author of A Test for Our Time: Crisis Leadership for the Next Normal due in 2023. His op-ed pieces have been published in The Wall Street Journal, The Hill, Philadelphia Inquirer, and Morning Call (Allentown, PA). He is a frequent speaker and commentator on leadership, business, public policy, public health, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Lehigh University is independent, nondenominational, and coeducational. Founded in 1865 as a predominantly technical four-year school, the university now has approximately 7,200 undergraduate and graduate students. There are five colleges: the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Business, the P. C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science, the College of Education (graduate), and the newest, the College of Health, which welcomed its inaugural class during the 2020-21 academic year. Lehigh students come from nearly every state and U.S. territory and more than 40 foreign nations.The university is primarily situated on the Asa Packer Campus on the north slope of South Mountain overlooking Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Sayre Park, the wooded refuge located toward the top of the mountain, is the setting for many living groups. The residences are reached via winding private roads. Many residential units on campus command a panoramic view of the Lehigh Valley. The Appalachians are visible to the west, with an especially good view from The Lookout on the Packer Campus. Both the tower and dining room in Iacocca Hall on the Mountaintop Campus afford panoramic views of the Lehigh Valley. The campus at its highest point is 971 feet above sea level.A substantial portion of the upper level of Lehigh’s campus is maintained as a nature preserve. The preserve supports deer, squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, wild turkeys, and other birds.Besides the Asa Packer Campus, the university has extensive athletic fields and facilities on the Murray H. Goodman Campus, two miles to the south in Saucon Valley. The university acquired the Mountaintop Campus in 1986; it links the Packer and Goodman campuses. In 2012, the university received a gift from the Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation: 755 acres in nearby Upper Saucon Township. That brought total land holdings to 2,358 acres, making Lehigh one of the largest private universities in the country.

PSI is a network of locally rooted, globally connected organizations working to achieve consumer-powered healthcare — people-centered health systems that ensure quality, affordable care wherever and whenever it is needed.​

The William & Mary Foundation’s defining and essential mission is to support the university’s people and programs. By seeking private support, and then diligently managing those funds, the W&M Foundation advances and furthers the work of William & Mary’s students and faculty — providing vital resources for scholarships, professorships, research and program funding.

Working together for all Pennsylvanians in public-private partnership, Team Pennsylvania accelerates the commonwealth’s long-term economic future.A dynamic, non-profit organization, Team Pennsylvania is a statewide entity co-chaired by the Governor and a private sector leader. We are the state’s trusted neutral broker and convener, and we couple collaboration with strategic investment of public and private funds to accelerate Pennsylvania’s economy.We convene cross-sector collaboratives on the most transformative economic opportunities in Pennsylvania: agriculture, energy, and manufacturing, with plans to launch a future collaboration in life sciences/biotech. Each collaborative includes the commonwealth’s top policy-makers and business leaders, as well as leaders of labor, academia, and nonprofits.Together, we tackle the issues that no one sector can address alone to position Pennsylvania as a leader among states and a competitor among nations, maximizing impact for the commonwealth while creating equity and economic opportunity for all Pennsylvanians.

Understanding human (and animal) health is more than reading a test result. It's diagnosing diseases such as HIV, HCV, Ebola, drug abuse, and COVID-19. It's linking patients to precise care. It's unlocking the stories that our DNA and RNA can tell. It's an inside-out and outside-in view of the trillions of bacteria and other microorganisms that make up the microbiome. OraSure Technologies, Inc. is powering global health through insights about what's in us, on us and around us. Our innovative tools, diagnostics and services unlock access to accurate, essential information that advances global health and well-being.

The National Advisory Council on Innovation & Entrepreneurship (NACIE) is charged with identifying and recommending solutions to issues critical to driving the innovation economy, including enabling entrepreneurs and firms to successfully access and develop a skilled, globally competitive workforce.The Council will serve as a vehicle for ongoing dialogue with the entrepreneurship and workforce development communities, including working with business and trade associations. The duties of the Council are solely advisory, and it reports to the Secretary of Commerce through the Economic Development Administration and the Office of the Secretary.

Temple University’s Center on Regional Politics (CORP) provides elected federal, state, and local officials and private sector and non-profit leaders within the five-county region (Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia) with a forum to seek consensus on policies to improve the quality of life and economic opportunities for residents of Southeastern Pennsylvania. CORP’s mission is to provide the neutral ground and intellectual resources that a university can offer to encourage and support interaction among leaders throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania, with the goal of developing evidence-based policies that respond to the region’s needs and promote its broad civic and economic interests. As indicated by its name, the center has as a special focus the politics of public policy, or identifying the most promising practical strategies to achieve optimal policy results. The center does not advocate or lobby for specific legislation or other governmental actions but will provide the region’s leaders with policy options and recommendations for addressing issues that incorporate assessments of both policy impact and political feasibility.Toward this end, the center produces and sponsors policy research and conduct educational seminars, legislative briefings, quiet discussions, and open forums to improve public understanding of problems and opportunities confronting the region and to encourage collaboration among leaders across partisan lines, economic sectors, and jurisdictional boundaries. The center works cooperatively with other organizations with public policy missions to maximize the efficient use of scarce resources for the overall benefit of the region.

Adjunct faculty member to University of the Sciences' Mayes College prepares undergraduate and graduate students to make an impact on the critical healthcare needs of society, and to compete in the evolving healthcare arena where business, policy, and public needs intersect.

University of the Sciences' Mayes College prepares undergraduate and graduate students to make an impact on the critical healthcare needs of society, and to compete in the evolving healthcare arena where business, policy, and public needs intersect.

The Committee of Seventy is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that has promoted, supported and facilitated government ethics and election integrity for more than a century. We believe that elections should be more free, fair, safe and secure. The Committee of Seventy believes that finding common ground is the only path toward a vibrant and open democracy. Approaching problems through a bipartisan framework will lead to outcomes that improve our city, our state and our country.

The Gibbons Institute of Law, Science & Technology brings together a number of faculty at Seton Hall Law who are interested in the effect of advances in science and technology on law and society. Our writings examine social changes brought about by recent innovations in the life sciences and information technologies. We seek to assess the appropriate legal reactions to these social transformations. As scholars, our goal is to provide well-informed legal analyses that solve novel societal tensions in both the private and public sectors resulting from technological innovation. As teachers, we aim to educate and train students for the complex legal issues they will face.In addition, the Institute supports public institutions and private businesses in their efforts to address these emerging challenges. To this end, the Institute partners with leaders in science, intellectual property, medicine, and technology in the wider community to address emerging legal issues. The Institute also works with the Law School's Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy to create innovative programs addressing the intersection of technology and health.http://law.shu.edu/ProgramsCenters/HealthTechIP/Gibbons-Institute.cfm

The University City Science Center is a dynamic hub for innovation, entrepreneurshipand technology development in the Greater Philadelphia region. It provides businessincubation, programming, lab and office facilities, and support services for entrepreneurs,startups, and growing and established companies.Established in 1963 and headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, the Science Center was the first, and remains the largest, urban research park in the United States. Throughout our 50+ year history, the Science Center has focused on providing both the physical space and the key resources needed to help commercialize new technologies and nurture new companies.The Science Center has been instrumental in assisting over 350 companies including Centocor (now Janssen Biotech division of Johnson & Johnson), Avid Radiopharmaceuticals, SEI Investments, Bentley Systems, 3-D Pharmaceuticals, BioRexis, Acuity and Morphotek among others.The Science Center has assisted in the development and the building of technology parks throughout the the world, including Kyoto, Japan; Sydney, Australia; Oxford, England; and Bangkok, Thailand.For more information about the Science Center, please visit the website at www.sciencecenter.org.

The CEO Council for Growth is a devoted group of invited business, higher education, and civic leaders who commit their time and efforts to enhancing economic growth and prosperity in the 11-county region across northern Delaware, southern New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania. What makes the CEO Council unique? The diverse leadership and the ability of its members to accelerate this economic growth and enhance the competitiveness of the Greater Philadelphia region…The tri-state regional group leverages direct engagement of private sector and higher education research institution leadership to: 1. Conduct privately funded, actionable analysis to advance large scale regional projects; 2. Advocate for a multifaceted agenda focused on the federal role in innovation, regional mobility and talent; 3. Provide strategic counsel to Select Greater Philadelphia; and 4. Support key initiatives of CEO Council membersFor a decade, the CEO Council has influenced regional and national policy through advocacy for the improvement of the region’s transportation infrastructure, availability of a top notch workforce, expansion of investment capital to support business growth and the growth of a more vibrant culture of entrepreneurship.

The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to promoting regional economic growth, advancing business-friendly public policies, and servicing our members through outstanding programs, benefits and services.As an advocate for regional development, the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to supporting and encouraging the continued growth of each of our approximately 5,000 member companies together with the regional business community. The Chamber strives to influence business-friendly legislation in all levels of government, participate in initiatives to improve education and the community, present professional enrichment programs, and provide our members with cost-efficient ways to run their businesses.

The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, founded in 1787, is the oldest professional medical organization in the country. Twenty-four physicians of eighteenth-century Philadelphia gathered "to advance the science of medicine and to thereby lessen human misery." Today, over 1,500 Fellows (elected members) continue to convene at the College and work towards better serving the public. Throughout its 200 year history, the College has provided a place for both medical professionals and the general public to learn about medicine as both a science and as an art. This historic spirit continues in our current mission: advancing the cause of health, while upholding the ideals and heritage of medicine. The College strives to:1. Enable individuals, families and communities to take greater responsibility for their health. 2. Improve the health of the public through service to health professionals. 3. Enhance appreciation of the heritage of medicine. 4. Provide information for the development of health policy. The College is home to the Mütter Museum and the Historical Medical Library. Our outreach programs include Philly Health Info.org, an online health information, resource and educational program serving the Delaware Valley, and the C. Everett Koop Community Education Center. The public is invited to attend the many lectures, workshops, and conferences the College offers. Our programs reflect our reverence for the past, our commitment to the present, and our vision for the future of medicine and health.

The mission of Philadelphia Academies, Inc. (PAI) is to expand life and economic options for Philadelphia public school students through career-focused programming that prepares young people for employment and post-secondary education.PAI exists to make high school more relevant for students, and increase their chances of graduating ready for success in careers and post-secondary education. We are the city's only youth development organization that helps to implement and support the career academy model, an evidence-based approach to increasing high school graduation rates. Since the model's founding, it has been adopted throughout 2,500 high schools throughout the country. Embedded in the model are three core activities – career connected programming that motivates young people, the active development of social adult networks to help students' make a successful transition into adulthood, and professional development for principals, teachers and school administrators to use the model as a tool for successful school reforms. These efforts work together to produce the outcomes that we desire for students.Our role is to serve as an intermediary, bringing the financial and human resources of the business community into Philadelphia public schools. For students, we provide work and college preparation readiness skills, connections to internship experiences, and scholarships that provide a path toward a productive life. For teachers and school administrators, we provide tailored professional development supports to help them integrate the model throughout an entire school so that all young people may benefit.

Drummond Scientific is a privately-held manufacturer of a wide range of micro dispensers, microinjectors, micro pipets, pipettors, and innovative liquid handling tools for the laboratory. Many of our product innovations set new standards for precision, safety and ease of use. In 1972, we introduced the first Pipet-Aid which changed pipetting in the laboratory forever. At Drummond we are proud of our reputation for quality. It has enabled us to gain the confidence of our customers around the world. www.drummondsci.com

Elected to the Board of Directors by fellow alumni. The William & Mary Alumni Association was founded on July 4, 1842, and is the sixth-oldest alumni organization in the country. The Alumni Association is an independent, nonprofit organization that serves William and Mary and its many alumni, students, parents and friends.

The Engineering Advisory Board (EAB) is the external consultative group to the Dean of the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science, serving as a vital link between the college and the community beyond our campus boundaries. The EAB is made up of alumni, professionals and experts who provide strategic guidance to the college. EAB members are invaluable sources of knowledge, ideas, and contacts for the college in an almost limitless variety of endeavors. Most importantly, EAB members serve as ambassadors and spokespersons for Lehigh, linking the campus to the world. http://www3.lehigh.edu/engineering/about/eab/

Founded in 2001 to address Central Pennsylvania’s need for increased opportunities for study leading to careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields, Harrisburg University is an innovative and ambitious private institution that produces graduates who provide increased competence and capacity in science and technology disciplines to Pennsylvania and the nation. Harrisburg University ensures institutional access for underrepresented students and links learning and research to practical outcomes. As a private University serving the public good, Harrisburg University remains the only STEM-focused comprehensive university located between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.

The Greater Philadelphia Leadership Exchange is an initiative of the Economy League to develop leaders of business, civic, and government organizations into visionaries dedicated to making Greater Philadelphia a world class region. Through in-region programming and out-of-region learning visits, the Leadership Exchange exposes leaders to best practices, forges new connections across sectors and industries, and deepens participants’ understanding of Greater Philadelphia’s potential.Co-Chairpersons provide leadership of the planning committee including helping to attract participants who reflect thediversity of the region, as well as provide connections and feedback on the content of the program.

Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital and Technologies (PACT)'s mission is to create a strategic Hub for the region's emerging growth companies in the information technology, clean technology, and life sciences industries, manifesting in a competitive edge for the Greater Philadelphia region. For more information visit www.philadelphiapact.com

Non-faculty affiliate as a researcher, guest lecturer, mentor, and collaborator. The Jefferson School of Population Health (JSPH) is an integral part of Thomas Jefferson University, a premier academic health center founded in 1824 and located in Center City Philadelphia. At JSPH, we prepare leaders with global vision to develop, implement, and evaluate health policies and systems that improve the health of populations and thereby enhance the quality of life.We fulfill this mission by providing exemplary graduate academic programming, continuing education courses and conferences, and sustained research and consulting in areas of health policy, population health, healthcare quality and safety, and chronic care management.

The 15-member board advises the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, in coordination with the National Economic Council and other federal agencies, on the development of the study – focused on America’s innovative capacity and global economic competitiveness.The Innovation Advisory Board was established by the America COMPETES Reauthorization Act of 2010, signed by President Obama in January of this year. Board members will offer advice and solicit feedback from stakeholders across the country, serving until the completion of the study – required before January 4, 2012.The study will analyze the competitiveness of the U.S. economy and its capacity for innovation in comparison to that of our global competition – covering all facets of the economy impacted by national policy, including trade and exports, education, research and development, immigration, technology commercialization, intellectual property and tax policy.

At iPRAXIS, our beliefs are the foundation of our programs and initiatives, and we believe even more strongly in putting those beliefs into action. iPRAXIS is here to bring together those who are the most in need and those who have the most to give. We believe:1. Science comes to life for kids when they get to learn by seeing, hearing, feeling, and experiencing science inside and outside of their classrooms. 2. In this world, it’s not always what you know, but who you know. Mentoring and networking opportunities are critical for anyone looking to get ahead in science and technology. 3. Science fairs are a great forum for kids to show off what they’ve learned and to be applauded for their success. 4. Teachers are at their best when they’re given the support and professional development opportunities they need to keep them at the top of their game. 5. Philadelphia can be the go-to region for new business formation in science and technology if we bring together the right people. 6. Gaining knowledge about and access to technology offers people new insights into how to address the problems that plague their communities. iPRAXIS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in the Science Center, in the heart of Philadelphia’s University City. We sit at the intersection of information technology and the life sciences, commerce and academia – ideally situated to bring the benefits of the knowledge economy to the people most in need.Our initiatives focus on improving science education for underserved students, increasing the participation of minorities in the business of science, and guaranteeing that scientific breakthroughs benefit everyone.http://www.ipraxis.org/about_board.asp

Fully accountable for financial, operational, and strategic performance, as leader of Olympus America's Life Science Group, which consists of the leading instrumentation and total solutions for in vitro diagnostics, microscopes and micro-imaging, and enabling technology for translational and personalized medicine. Oversee all operations, including U.S. product and business development, sales, service, marketing, communications and training. Member of global strategy and operations management teams for all businesses in Life Science.

Hired to fill a newly created role. Led the company's initiatives for Life Science market development; mergers, acquisitions, and alliances; and strategic planning. Olympus America’s Life Science business consists of our successful Scientific Equipment and Diagnostic Systems businesses and also includes our emerging businesses in Digital Microscopy, Translational Research and Personalized Medicine. These emerging businesses rely on advances in Olympus' global R&D investment and key acquisitions that link genomic, proteomic, and internet-based technologies to new products, services, and solutions.

Recruited initially to transform a start-up laboratory consisting of a dozen talented, yet inexperienced, scientists into a credible publicly financed company. Built one of the most respected management teams and Board of Directors in the hydrogen and fuel cell industry. Steered the company through its strategic, technological and commercialization challenges, and then transitioned the company, as planned, to new leadership.

Infigen, Inc., formed in August 1997, was a privately-held biotechnology company commercializing its proprietary nuclear transfer cloning in the animal agriculture and human health fields. The company had a strategic partnership with Immerge BioTherapeutics, Inc., a joint venture of Novartis Pharma AG and BioTransplant Incorporated, to develop genetically modified miniature swine for the study of xenotransplantation (transplantation between species). In 2000, Infigen was issued a U.S. patent covering critical processes for cloning any mammal, excluding humans, utilizing Nuclear Transfer. The company was the first in North America to have cloned three species of farm animals -- beef and dairy cattle, domestic pigs and sheep. Infigen marketed its agricultural products under the trademark name of Genmark. In addition to its AGRICLONING(TM) products, Genmark also marketed marker-assisted selection, diagnostic testing, and tissue/cell harvesting and storage.

Hired to grow a nascent industry practice in a large, rapidly growing management consultancy by attracting and retaining clients, consultants, and developing intellectual capital into business solutions that provided 5-10 times “return-on-consulting investment.” Also served as head of the New York office, which was home to over 300 consultants.

Joined the world’s fastest growing general management consulting firm in the early 90’s as a newly minted M.B.A. to apply my technical background to a variety of business issues. Promoted to officer in 17 months (compared to a typically tenure of 3-5 years). Also served as global executive of all Operations Practice Centers of Excellence, and leader of the New York office responsible for performance management and career development for 125 consultants.

General manager of the interdisciplinary research center consisting of Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Biochemical Engineering, and Neuroscience faculty, graduate students, undergraduates, post-docs, and technicians. Responsibility for overall facilities management of 25,000 square foot core laboratories. Developed a self-sustaining Industrial Liasion Partnership with leading biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and medical device companies, Ben Franklin Technology Center, and the University.

Founded and operated this management and technology assessment consulting firm, while still a graduate student. Major clients included Union Carbide, Connaught Laboratories Inc., and Ecogen.