Dr. Ray Takigiku, founder and CEO of Covington-based Bexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. presented at the 15th Annual BioNetwork Partnering Summit, recently held in Laguna Nigel, California.
Takigiku
Bexion is a clinical stage biotechnology company focused on developing innovative cures for cancer.
Chosen by the National Cancer Institute as part of its SBIR Investor Initiatives program, Bexion was among a select group of companies that the NCI sponsored to present at this annual biotech industry financial partnering forum.
Over 200 senior decision makers in pharma and biotech dealmaking attended the conference to pursue relationships for partnerships and investment opportunities.
Dr. Takigiku presented the Bexion story to the audience and participated in numerous one to one meetings with pharma organizations.
Feeders Supply opens in Walton
Feeders Supply Company, “The Pet Lovers Store,” has opened their 23rd location in Walton. The ribbon-cutting was held Tuesday.
“Feeders Supply is thrilled to bring quality pet food and products to Walton,” said Pam Longwell, CEO and President of Feeders Supply Company. “We have employed 20 associates from within the community to assist pet owners with finding the best products for all their pet needs. Nutrition for your pet is our passion.”
Feeders Supply carries a selection of premium pet food with advances in nutrition and an expanded collection of supplies for your pet family member.
The newest location features a self-serve pet wash station and a permanent adoption area for the Boone County Animal Shelter.
Transportation Cabinet seeks student artwork
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet encourages school-aged students from across the Commonwealth to submit original artwork for the annual Adopt-a-Highway Art Contest to promote a litter-free Kentucky and earn a prize.
From one of last year’s winners — Kayleigh LeMay, Walton-Verona Middle School
The entry deadline is Friday, Nov. 16. The Adopt-a-Highway Program’s Art Contest is held annually to increase public awareness about the damaging effects of litter, change attitudes and behaviors about littering and educate Kentuckians about the Adopt-a-Highway program.
Entries must be postmarked on or before Nov. 16 to be considered for this year’s contest.
The contest is divided into four age groups: 5-8, 9-11, 12-14 and 15-18. Winners of each age division earn a $100 gift card while second and third place finishers receive a $50 gift card. Additionally, first through third-place recipients for all age groups have their work featured in the Adopt-a-Highway Calendar and receive framed prints of their posters while the originals are framed and displayed at the Transportation Cabinet’s Conference Center in Frankfort.
Additional information on the Adopt-a-Highway Program, including entry forms for the 2018 Adopt-a-Highway Art Contest can be found at the website.
