Schedule

Driving Opportunities in the Microbiome Space Schedule

Below you'll find the #winthemicrobiome schedule. We'll update this page regularly with new speakers and sessions, so be sure to keep checking in!
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Tuesday October 20: Understanding the game: The science and technology of gut health and the microbiome

Day 1 Roundtables have concluded.  

Considering the oral microbiome as a target for future immune formulations

Moderated by Alexis Collins, Product Manager, Stratum Nutrition, and Dr. John Hale, Chief Technology Officer (Science), Blis Technologies Ltd.


Pre or Pro – which one has the most potential?

Moderated by Maggie Jaqua, Editor-in-Chief, WholeFoods Magazine, and Len Monheit, Executive Director, GPA

The Microbiomes of the Body – Dietary & Lifestyle Influences

Moderated by Dr. Douglas Kalman, Ph.D., R.D., FISSN, FACN, Vice President of Scientific Affairs, Nutrasource, and Loren Brown, Director of Business Development – U.S. Regulatory and Clinical Development, Nutrasource

Wednesday, October 21: Winning the game: Commercialization strategy and routes to market success

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What Drives Probiotic Supplement Choice?

Moderated by Michael Modjeski, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Wakunaga of America, Co., Ltd.



Curcumin – Role in Gut Health

Moderated by Dr. Anurag Pande, Vice President, Scientific Affairs, Sabinsa

Making Gut Health and Microbiome a Priority in FMCG and Center Store

Moderated by Nathan Gray, Science & Technical Director, Trust Transparency Center

Microbiome Marketing During COVID-19: Best Practices Do’s and Don’ts

Moderated by Nancy Trent, President, Trent & Company, Inc. Marketing Communications

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Microbiome Magic Mule

Ingredients

  • 1.5 oz vodka
  • ½ cup of ginger-lemon kombucha
  • 1 lime juiced
  • 1 tbsp fresh cranberries
  • Fresh Ginger to taste (optional)
  • Ice
  • Garnish with fresh cranberries and fresh mint  

Directions:

  1. Place a few cranberries and fresh ginger at the bottom of a copper mug (or glass) and muddle slightly
  2. Fill mug/glass ¾  with ice
  3. Add vodka, kombucha, and lime juice and mix well
  4. Add additional cranberries and garnish with mint and lime if desired

This variation of a Moscow mule combines gut-friendly ingredients like kombucha, cranberries and mint for a refreshing and healthy libation. Moscow mules are traditionally served in a copper mug, but they taste great in whatever vessel you have available.