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Samantha Sault

  • Chairman and Chief Editorial Officer, Qorvis
  • Writer and Editor, Freelance
Geneva, Ibiza, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Agenda (World Economic Forum), Washington Examiner, Hachette Book Group (HBG), Independent Journal Review, Just Style, Moon Travel Guides, The Mandarin, Bio News
Chairman & Chief Editorial Officer, @qorvis - Founder, The Samantha Sault Agency - Author @MoonGuides #WashingtonDC at @HachetteUS

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Samantha Sault is a writer and editor based in Washington DC, Geneva, and Ibiza. She’s written for the World Economic Forum, The Weekly Standard, The Washington Times, and fashion and travel publications and brands.

She’s the author of Moon Washington D.C., a full-length travel guidebook published by Hachette Book Group.

As founder and principal of The Samantha Sault Agency LLC, she provides bespoke editorial content to clients around the globe, including Fortune 500 corporations and the world…

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BIO 2026: Biotech threatened by pressures on patent protection

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By Samantha Sault
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At a time when U.S. biotech leadership is being challenged, the patent system that enables life-saving innovations is beset by a toxic stew of challenges. There are concerted campaigns by commercial interests pushing myths about patents, pressures to change the patent system due to the quickly evolving nature of digital technology, and a political will on both sides of the aisle to chip away at IP protections in a misguided attempt to impact drug prices.
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BIO 2025: Health equity as an engine for scalable innovation

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By Samantha Sault
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Health equity should not be considered a parallel initiative, but a central pillar of the biotech industry’s strategy, said experts on Day 3 of the 2025 Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) International Convention in a panel, “In Pursuit of Health Equity: How Industry Has Evolved Its Focus on This Critical Healthcare Challenge.” And the stakes – as defined by five leaders working in different areas of biotechnology – are both human and economic.
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BIO 2025: Let's talk about sex (differences!) – specifically, women's health

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By Samantha Sault
| Bio News
On Day 1 of the 2025 Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) International Convention, a clear challenge was issued to the biotech industry: redefine how we understand, research, and invest in women’s health. Only 5% of conditions affecting women are exclusively gynecological or reproductive in nature.
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