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Hwb Gwyddoriaeth Bywyd Cymru | |
| Formation | 7 October 2013 |
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| Type | Private company limited by guarantee |
| Legal status | Wholly owned subsidiary of the Welsh Government |
| Headquarters | 3 Assembly Square Britannia Quay, Cardiff, CF10 4PLH |
| Owner | Welsh Government |
Chief Executive Officer | Cari-Anne Quinn |
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Life Sciences Hub Wales is an arms-length body of the Welsh Government, constituted as a private company limited by guarantee in 2013. [1] It is wholly owned by the Welsh Ministers, and was established to foster collaboration and bring together academic, business, clinical, government, professional services and funding organisations to provide a commercially driven resource for the sector. The hub was reported to have over 7500 unique visitors in its first 18 months of operation. [2]
Following the death of Chris McGuigan the hub building in Cardiff Bay was renamed the Chris McGuigan Hub in his memory. [3] The plaque was placed outside the entrance to the hub and was unveiled in a private event by his daughters Phoebe and Grace, accompanied by his wife Maria.