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Title Company Program Manager Abengoa Bioenergia Nuevas Title Company Program Manager Abengoa Bioenergia Nuevas Tecnologias Executive Vice President Abengoa Bioenergy Doctor (Ph.D) Abengoa Research Manager ABIQUIM CEO ACBC Atlantic Council for Bioenergy CEO ACIES BIO Advanced Renewables Developmen Acme-Hardesty New Business Development Manager ADM VP, Renewable Chemicals ADM Principal Advancebio Systems, LLC Advanced Biofuels USA Managing Director Advanced Enzyme Technologies Ltd CEO Aequor, Inc. MANAGING DIRECTOR AFGO INTERNATIONAL TRADING COMPANY LIMIT Segment Strategy Manager AGCO Corporation Chief Agriculture and Agrifood Canada Economist Agriculture Canada President & CEO Agrisoma Biosciences, Inc President, CTO Agrivida, Inc Director of Commercialization Ag-West Bio Inc. Associate Director, North America Ajinomoto Co., Inc. Chief Scientist Vice President AkzoNobel Director Business Development Alberici Vice President, Market Leader Alberici Senior Business Partner Alberta Innovates Technology Futures Executive Director Algae Biomass Organization Chief Scientific Officer Algenol Business Stream Leader - Proce Amec Foster Wheeler green chemsitry program manage Amerian Chemical Society CEO American Process, Inc. Vice President, Data Science Amyris, Inc. Founder, President & CEO Anellotech, Inc. Marketing Manager Applied Chemical Technology Senor Consultant Aquaculture Communications Group LLC. Exec President Arancia Industrial Chief Operating Officer Arbiom Director of Strategic Marketing Archer Daniels Midland Company Director/Strategic Integration Arizona State University CBO Arzeda President ASPVV VP - Global Policy ASTM Scientist ATB Potsdam Executive Director of BioNB Atlantic Canada Bio-Industries Alliance Managing Partner Aurora Equity Chairman Board Avantium Technology Development Manager Axens Executive Officer AZERTIKINTISERVIS 10 I.T.Q.I President Barber Advisors LLC Principal Barsher & Associates Head of New Business Development BASF Senior Vice President BASF SE Principal BASF Venture Capital Commercialization Manager Battelle, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Dept Man., Oil, Gaz & Biofuels BBA Inc. Chief Executive Officer BBS NanoMedicina Zrt Director of Business Dev BC Bioenergy Network Chairman of Executive Board BE-Basic Foundation MA BE-Basic Foundation Associate Bereskin & Parr LLP Senior Chemist Bergeson & Campbell, P.C. Staff Scientist Berkeley Lab R&D Manager Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant Marketing Officer Bio Gas & Energy Development Company Biotech Sales Manager Bio Springer Manager- Memberships and Partnerships BioAlberta BioAmber Inc. Chief Commercial Officer BioAmber Inc. Vice Chairman Biobased Delta Managing director Biobased Delta Stakeholder relations Biobased Industries Consortium Executive Director Biobased Industries Consortium Technical Director Biocatalysts Ltd Head of Industrial Biotech BIOCERES President & CEO BioComposites Group Inc. Managing Partner Bioeconomy Partners, LLC Partner BioEngine Venture Capital Sales Manager Bioengineering, Inc. VP Technology BIOENTERPRISE Strategic Partnerships Manager Bioenterprise Corporation Strategist & Consultant BioFiber Solutions International, Inc. BD & TT Officer Biofuelnet Canada Government Affairs Officer Biofuelnet Canada Chairman Bioindustrial Innovation Canada Coordinator BioIndustrial Process Research Centre President BioIntelligence Technologies President Biolin Research Inc. CEO BIOMETHODES Ing, BIOMIN Holding Gmbh Business Development Officer BioNB Managing Director BioNova VP & Co-founder Biopolynet Scientific Extension Lead Biorefining Conversions Network CEO Biosynthetic Technologies President & CEO BIOTECanada President Bio-Technical Resources CEO Biotrend Partner Blakely Sokoloff Taylor & Zafman, LLP Market Consultant Blume Distillation Founder Boyden Gray & Associates PLLC Chief Bioscientist BP, plc Business Development Director BPF Coordinator of Innovation in Renewables Technologies BRASKEM S/A Head of the Chemicals Department Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) Vice President-Industrial Calgon Carbon Corporation CTO Calysta Trade Commissioner Canadian Government Executive Co-Chair Canadian Prairie BioSciences Technology & Innovation Carboniq Inc. President and Plant Breeder CAREnergy, LLC Managing Director Cargill BIOasis VP, Fermentation Cargill, Inc Director Cathay Industrial Biotech, Ltd. Vice President Cathay Industrial Biotech, Ltd. Senior Scientist/Engineer Ceapro Inc. Business Development Cedar Rapids Metro Econ Alliance Director Celignis Head of Biotransformation CentraleSupelec Paris Director CEPROCQ Lead Process Engineer CH2M Hill Sr. Business Development CH2M HILL Engineers Inc. Project Leader Chalmers University of Technology Senior Researcher Changhae Ethanol Co., LTD. Director, Communications and Marketing Chemical Institute of Canada Vice President, CCO Chemistria Director, Business & Economics Chemistry Industry Association of Canada President & CEO Chief Executive Assistance, Inc BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER CHIMEX Director, TechID, Chromatin, Inc Global Business Development Clariant Global Director Clariant Produkte (Deutschland) GmbH Managing Partner c-LEcta SVP, Process Engineering & CTO CO2 Solutions Inc. Professor Columbia University CTO and Founder Comet Biorefining Inc. President and CEO Composites Innovation Centre Manitoba Sr.V.P. Bioprocess Engineering CONAGEN VP, Project Management Concord Blue Energy, Inc. PhD Candidate Concordia University VP Corporate Development Conifex Timber Inc. Trade Commissioner Consulate General of Canada Honorary Consul in Iowa Consulate General of Canada CTO Corbion President Coup de Pouce ONGD Director of Projects and Strategic Initiatives CRB CEO CRIBE Senior Principle Reserch Scientist CSIRO Head of R&D Cellulosic Biofuel CTC Executive Director Cultivation Corridor Founder and Managing Partner Cycle Capital Management President Czar Salt Professor Dalhousie University Professor Dankook University Director Deloitte Trade Commissioner Dept of International Trade Canada President & CEO DINB Chief Commercial Officer DNA2.0 President Dodds & Associates LLC Manager, Ventures Dow Chemical Director Drystill Technologies President DSM Chief Technology Officer DSM Bio-Based Products & Services Senior Project Manager DSM Food Specialties Assistant Director Duke University DuPont Fellow DuPont Principal DWH Process Consulting Chief Operating Officer Dyadic International, Inc Chief Technology Officer Earth Energy Renewables, LLC VP Corporate Development Ecosynthetix Inc. Senior V.P. Business Development EDAgency CEO EDO STATE GOVERNMENT CTO EggPlant S.r.l. VP Corporate Development Elevance Renewable Sciences, Inc Deputy Head of Mission Embassy Kingdom of the Netherlands Trade Commissioner (Innovation, Science & Technology)Embassy of Canada In France Vice President Emerald Advisers, Inc Investment Director Emerald Technology Ventures President & CEO Enerkem Technology Development Enmex SA de CV CEO Enmex SA de CV Executive Vice President, Finance and Corporate DevelopmentEnsyn Corporation Chairman & CEO Ensyn Corporation Notification Specialist, Health Canada Environment Canada and Health Canada New Substances Program Environment Canada Biotechnology Section Scientific Officer European Commission - Directorate-General Joint Research Marketing Officer Everest Energy Development Co.(Pvt.) Ltd VP, Strategy & Public Affairs Evolva Innovation Fields Food & Care Evonik Creavis GmbH CEO Exigence Technologies VP, Business Development Exigence Technologies Inc. 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