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News|Articles|June 2, 2016
Pharmapack Europe Launches Start-up Hub
Author(s)Pharmaceutical Technology Editors
The Start-up Hub is designed to give start-up companies the opportunity to network at Pharmapack.
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On May 31, 2016 Pharmapack Europe announced the launch of its Start-up Hub, a new addition to the 2017 event at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles from February 1-2, 2017. According to Pharmapack, the Start-up Hub is a platform designed to give young pharmaceutical firms the ability to network at the conference for an affordable price. Companies at the Start-up Hub will have the opportunity to showcase ideas, meet potential customers, partners and investors, and forge new relationships.
According to Pharmapack, there are only ten spots available for companies in the Start-up Hub. Exhibitors will be selected by Pharmapack’s advisory board of industry experts. The board will fill available spots based on the uniqueness, market prospects, patient impact, and savings potential of each company’s innovations, Pharmapack said in a press announcement. Firms pursuing all types of pharma and biopharma packaging innovation are encouraged to
Source: Pharmapack Europe
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