Join us on Tuesday May 13th for The next southern nevada luncheon

Get ready for an engaging luncheon with Rosemary Brock, Founder and President of EISC Lab Data Automation. In this inspiring talk, Rosemary will share her journey as an entrepreneur in the high-tech world of laboratory automation—where her company is helping scientists accelerate discoveries that impact everything from the air we breathe, to the water we drink, the food we eat, the medicines we take and the world in which we live. She’ll explain how science quietly powers nearly every aspect of our daily lives and make a bold case for why she believes Las Vegas is uniquely positioned to lead in the next era of scientific innovation. With real-world examples and forward-thinking ideas, Rosemary invites us to see science not as something distant, but as a driving force of progress—right here in our own community. It’s a thought-provoking conversation about the future of science, society, and the role our city could play in both.

Rosemary Brock is a Founder and President of EISC Lab Data Automation, a woman-owned informatics company at the forefront of fostering interoperability and universal connectivity in testing and analytical laboratories and manufacturing processes. As an early pioneer in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Rosemary has championed the seamless integration of instruments, sensors, devices, human interaction, and information management systems. Her innovative approach has brought patented and proprietary scientific products to market, driven by her passion to expedite scientific outcomes and discoveries that address critical issues impacting air, water, food, drugs, and the environment.

EISC's portfolio showcases a diverse clientele spanning domestic and international realms across multiple sectors, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, food safety, forensics, energy, nuclear, drinking water, wastewater, and environmental sciences, serving industries, governments, and academic institutions. 

Please note: if you register without paying, you will be counted as part of the final headcount unless you cancel before the cancellation deadline. Being part of the final headcount makes you responsible for payment of event fees whether or not you show up for the event per Policy 13.