Jenn Adams named Healthcare Technology CEO of the Year. Published. March 18, 2026 At this year's NYC Awards Night, The Healthcare Technology Repo had the privilege of recognizing several exceptional leaders advancing innovation across healthcare technology. Congratulations to Jenn Adams, CEO of August Bioservices, on being named Healthcare Technology CEO of the Year. Jenn has led August Bioservices since its founding in 2020, building a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) dedicated to sterile injectable therapies. Headquartered in Nashville, the company provides development and manufacturing services that help drug developers advance innovative therapies from early development through commercialization. Accepting the award, Jenn shared: "When we started our company five and a half years ago, we had a really clear goal and we set out to build a CDMO focused on sterile injectables that could truly serve as a partner to our clients, providing deep technical expertise and a state-of-the-art facility and equipment - all designed to help advance innovative therapies through development and commercialization. Our aspiration is to show up so fully for our clients that they cannot tell the difference anymore. It's indistinguishable to them who is on their team and who is on our team because we're working shoulder to shoulder to make sure the drug is advanced. And then we're bridging the innovation and bringing it to patients who need that innovation in the form of therapies." Please join The Healthcare Technology Repo in congratulating Jenn Adams on this well-deserved recognition. Picture: Jenn Adams speaks at NYC Awards Night

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Like this story? Please share!News & Notes | UT Research Foundation welcomes four interns ETSU's Innovation Lab Director Dr. Audrey Depelteau served as a judge at last week's 2024 SelectUSA Investment Summit.From Knoxville:To promote the commercialization of University of Tennessee (UT) innovations and to help train the next generation of commercialization professionals, the UT Research Foundation (UTRF) recently welcomed three new interns and one returning intern across its Knoxville and Memphis offices.In Knoxville, Andrea Gutierrez-Cortez and Lauren Williams , rising second-year law students at UT, Knoxville (UTK), joined the team as Commercialization Analysts. Jacob Hale is returning for his second year with UTRF as a Senior Commercialization Analyst. Hale is a rising third-year law student, while Gutierrez-Cortez completed her bachelor’s degree in human biology at the University of California, San Diego, and Williams majored in biomedical engineering at UTK.and , rising second-year law students at UT, Knoxville (UTK), joined the team as Commercialization Analysts. is returning for his second year with UTRF as a Senior Commercialization Analyst. Hale is a rising third-year law student, while Gutierrez-Cortez completed her bachelor’s degree in human biology at the University of California, San Diego, and Williams majored in biomedical engineering at UTK