Primary BioAg Innovations (PBI) is excited to announce that Jung Woo has joined the company to further develop PBI’s unique model in Integrated Crop Solutions including BioProcducts in APAC and globally. Jung has a broad range of his well-rounded educational background in Science, Business Management and People Management: graduated from Seoul National University with his[…]
Interview with Pam Marrone: New Partner and Executive Chairperson for PBI and GBAL
In this exclusive interview, Pam Marrone, talked about her new innings or last hurrah as she termed it. The discussion started with her choice of combining forces with Roger and Primary BioAg Innovations and Global BioAg Linkages, and her commitment to continue within BioAg Industry and what keeps her going. Pam talked about her plans and various[…]
PBI and GBAL Welcome BioAg Industry Veteran Pam Marrone as Partner and Executive Chair of the Board of Directors
New companies aim to drive business success and market adoption in the BioAg industry August 3, 2020, Utah. Primary BioAg Innovations (PBI) and Global BioAg Linkages (GBAL) today announced that successful serial BioAg entrepreneur Dr. Pam Marrone will become chair of the board of directors and partner in both companies. Dr. Marrone will mentor the[…]
PBI and Innovation Partners: Win-Win Partnership at All Levels
Primary BioAg Innovations (PBI) is one of its kind global commercialization platform providing bio-nutritional solutions to effectively support all aspects of sustainability. PBI has a diverse product range in collaboration with different leading innovation partners, bringing out the best to farmers. It strategically partners with companies that support a zero-residue approach based on true innovations[…]
Primary BioAg Innovations: Making Sustainable Agriculture Fruitful
We are not here just for business; we are here to impact the way we do business and impact lives! Our Food Production and Agriculture are at a cross-roads. Global food production must increase by a minimum of 70 percent by 2050 to adequately feed the projected population of 9.8 billion. Given the limited land[…]
