AGBT
Advances in Genome
Biology and Technology
The organization

The Genome Partnership

The Genome Partnership has been proudly organizing the Advances in Genome Biology and Technology meetings since 1999.

The Genome Partnership, host of the AGBT Meeting Series.

The Genome Partnership is a not-for-profit organization and its mission is to advance research, promote education and expand commerce in genome science and technology.

What a 501(c)(6) is

The Genome Partnership is a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit, the classification the tax code gives to organizations formed to advance a shared professional or business field rather than to return money to an owner. Business leagues and professional associations sit in the same category. No net earnings go to any private shareholder or individual.

Our community members are the people who attend the meetings. Scientists working to end disease and feed the world, and the companies building the technologies that let them succeed.

31,000+
People convened
42
AGBT meetings held
75
Next Gen Leadership Award recipients
423
Trainees hosted

The organization, in five dates

1999
The Genome Partnership is founded in St. Louis
2000
The first AGBT General Meeting convenes on Marco Island
2016
The first AGBT Precision Health Meeting is held
2022
The first AGBT Agricultural Meeting is held
2025
The General Meeting marks 25 years

Brand architecture

The Genome Partnership
The not-for-profit parent organization
AGBT
The scientific meeting platform it organizes
The meeting portfolio
General Meeting, Agriculture, and Precision Health
Programs
AGBT Next Gen Leaders and related initiatives

At a glance

Founded
1999
Status
501(c)(6) not-for-profit
Headquarters
St. Louis, Missouri
Meetings a year
Three
First General Meeting
2000, Marco Island, Florida