What we do

BioGrowth Strategies helps science-driven organizations prepare innovations for successful commercialization. We work at the point where scientific innovation meets commercial decision-making, helping organizations communicate complex technologies in ways that build confidence with customers, partners, investors, regulators, manufacturers, and commercial teams.

Drawing on nearly 20 years of hands-on commercialization experience, we combine commercial strategy, scientific communication, and market insight to help organizations build confidence with customers, partners, investors, manufacturers, and other decision-makers.

BioGrowth Strategies works with science-driven organizations developing food ingredients, nutraceuticals, functional foods, precision fermentation technologies, food biotechnology, and other health and agricultural innovations.

Our experience spans commercial strategy, business development, scientific communication, strategic partnerships, and market development across the food ingredient, biotechnology, and health sectors.

We support organizations at different stages of commercialization, from emerging companies preparing for market entry to established businesses expanding into new markets, launching new technologies, or strengthening commercial communication.

We are not a traditional marketing agency.

Our work begins long before promotional marketing. We focus on commercial strategy, scientific communication, positioning, and the development of technical materials that help stakeholders understand an innovation and make informed decisions.

Many of the materials we develop become the foundation for future sales and marketing efforts.

Projects may include:

• Executive summaries
• Scientific white papers
• Ingredient/technology fact sheets
• Sales and technical support materials
• Partner and investor presentations
• Commercial messaging
• Thought leadership content
• Commercial readiness assessments
• Market adoption planning

Every project is tailored to the organization’s commercialization objectives.

The earlier, the better.

Many organizations seek support when preparing for customer discussions, fundraising, regulatory milestones, partnership opportunities, or market expansion. However, commercial communication is often most effective when developed alongside product and commercialization planning rather than after the science is complete.

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We work alongside your scientists, technical experts, regulatory professionals, and commercial leaders to strengthen the commercial side of innovation.

Your organization already possesses the scientific expertise. Our role is to help translate that expertise into clear, commercially relevant communication that different audiences can understand and act upon.

We do not provide regulatory approval or legal advice.

However, we help organizations communicate regulatory information clearly and accurately within commercial materials, customer education, investor communications, and strategic documentation.

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Much of our work involves proprietary technologies, commercial strategies, and unpublished research. Confidentiality is fundamental to every client engagement, and we are comfortable working under non-disclosure agreements when required.

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We support organizations across Canada and internationally. Our experience includes working with companies, distributors, manufacturers, research organizations, and commercial partners in North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.

Every project is different. A focused communication project may take a few weeks, while a broader commercialization engagement can span several months.

Timelines are established at the beginning of each engagement based on the scope of work, project priorities, and client feedback cycles.