GenScript, the world-leading biotechnology company specializing in life science research and applications, hosted the inaugural Asia-Pacific (APAC) Distributor Meeting in Nanjing, China. The event, which took place from 3^rd to 6^th June, brought together distributors from across the APAC region to discuss strategies, share insights, and strengthen collaborations to better serve the scientific community.

The comprehensive meeting agenda included keynote presentations from GenScript's executive leadership team, new product training sessions, discussions on market trends, and workshops aimed at enhancing sales and marketing strategies. The event also provided a unique platform for distributors to network, share best practices, and explore potential collaboration opportunities.

"We are thrilled to host our APAC Distributor Meeting, which marks a significant milestone in our efforts to deepen relationships with our valued partners," said Dr. Janice Jin, President of GenScript APAC. She continued, "The APAC region is rapidly becoming a hub for scientific innovation, and through collaborative efforts with our distributors, we are committed to facilitating cutting-edge research and contributing to the global scientific community."

During the meeting, GenScript showcased its most recent advancements in gene synthesis, protein engineering, and cGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Practices). Distributors also toured the new cGMP facility specialized for the production of single guide RNA (sgRNA), non-viral DNA payloads and peptide. This new development offers a quick and reliable supply of essential, high-quality materials for biotech and pharmaceutical companies, accelerating the progression of innovative treatments from research to clinical application and ultimately to commercial availability.

GenScript's APAC Distributor Meeting signifies the company's dedication to fostering strong relationships with its partners and its continuous investment in the APAC region. GenScript remains committed to empowering scientists by facilitating their research.