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Mar 16, 2012 15:00 EDT Life Science Investment Day Scandinavia is one of the biggest investment events in life science. This year, over 45 presenting companies will be seeking contacts for sales, in-and out-licensing and partnerships with investors from Europe, the US, China and Japan. Between 300 and 400 people are expected to visit the event, organized by industry association SwedenBIO.
Feb 27, 2012 03:47 EST As a destination, Sweden is a country rich in Life Science history and opportunities. With its strong innovative power and innovation-driven economy, Sweden is highly suitable for knowledge-intensive industry sectors such as Life Science, which attracts international entrepreneurs and investors.
Nov 25, 2011 10:08 EST Tid: 2012-03-27 Plats:Hotell Hilton, Malmö For the 7th consecutive year SwedenBIO hosts its Life Science Investment Day Scandinavia on the 27th of March in Malmö, Sweden. This annual event has been highly appreciated, providing an efficient meeting and networking platform for investors interested in meeting the Scandinavian life science community. Here companies, investors and decision ma...
Time: Mar 26 - Mar 27
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Hotell Hilton, Malmö, Sweden
Mar 16, 2012 15:04 EDT “Sweden is a prestigious country in life science,” says SwedenBIO CEO Johan Järte, “and we envisage significant interest in us from global companies. For our members to have the best environment to develop and remain in Sweden requires cooperation on all fronts: regionally and internationally, between different professional categories and cross-industry alliances.” #LSID 2012
Mar 16, 2012 15:07 EDT “We know that meetings such as Life Science Investment Day Scandinavia enable the very survival of several companies,” says SwedenBIO’s head of business development and finance Jonas Ekstrand, who organizes the event. “Our aim is to have a new Pharmacia and Astra, so points of contact such as this event are one of many ways for us to help.” #LSID 2012
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