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Samantha Sault
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Shareholder and Chief Editorial Officer, Qorvis
Geneva, Ibiza, Washington, D.C., United States
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Biography
Samantha Sault is a writer and editor based in Washington DC, Geneva, and Ibiza. She’s written for the World Economic Forum, The Weekly Standard, The Washington Times, and fashion and travel publications and brands. She’s the author of Moon Washington D.C., a full-length travel guidebook published by Hachette Book Group. As founder and principal of The Samantha Sault Agency LLC, she provides bespoke editorial content to clients around the globe, including Fortune 500 corporations and the world's most recognizable international organizations and non-profits. Previously, she was vice president of communications for the U.S. Fashion Industry Association. Samantha has been recognized by Washington Life Magazine as one of the most influential Washingtonians under 40 for several years in a row.
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By Samantha Sault, Camila Zavala| Bio News@ On November 19, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) Clinical Trial Diversity Summit brought together a dynamic mix of researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and community advocates at Howard University in Washington, D.C. Organized in collaboration with Howard University and the Diversity Convergence Project, the summit addressed one of the most pressing issues in clinical research: the lack of diversity and inclusion in clinical trials.
By Doug Edgeton, Samantha Sault| Bio News@ A guest post by Doug Edgeton, president and CEO of the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. We’re marking two big life sciences anniversaries this year in North Carolina. One is that my organization, the North Carolina Biotechnology Center, is turning 40 years old. NCBiotech was founded in 1984, the first organization of its kind, as a catalyst for technology-based economic development in life sciences.
By Samantha Sault, Camila Zavala| Bio News@ On November 19, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) Clinical Trial Diversity Summit brought together a dynamic mix of researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and community advocates at Howard University in Washington, D.C. Organized in collaboration with Howard University and the Diversity Convergence Project, the summit addressed one of the most pressing issues in clinical research: the lack of diversity and inclusion in clinical trials.
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