OSPREY BIOTECHNICS, INC.
SARASOTA, FLORIDA

Larrick Glendening was the founder of the company, having worked his entire career in manufacturing. Initially, he owned and operated a pharmaceutical company. He founded Dairy Technics in 1963 which was later changed to Microlife Technics. In 1967, Microlife provided cultures to the food industry. In the later years, Microlife developed an environmental division, and upon the sale of Microlife, this division was reacquired, and came to be known as Osprey Biotechnics. Lauren Danielson's background is in advertising, sales, and law. Lauren received a B. S. in advertising from the University of Florida and a J. D. from Emory University School of Law. Lauren is President for Osprey Biotechnics where she is responsible for the sales department, marketing, advertising, and legal matters, and is an Officer and Director of the company. Christopher obtained his B. S. in Microbiology and Cell Science from the University of Florida in 2001. Dr. Reuter continued his education at the University of Florida receiving his Ph.D. in the area of Prokaryotic physiology. Dr. Reuter's graduate studies focused on genetic engineering and protein expression, purification, and characterization from the halophilic archaeon Haloferax volcanii and the host bacterium, Escherichia coli. Dr. Reuter joined Osprey Biotechnics in 2005, and was promoted to Vice President of Science in 2010, where he continues to oversee the Quality Control and Research & Development laboratories in addition to advising on technical aspects of fermentation and manufacturing. For all groundwater and subsurface soil bioremediation information, please contact Osprey Biotechnics’ partner, CL-Solutions. Osprey Biotechnics is a corporate sponsor of the Sarasota County Economic Development Corporation