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Life Sciences in New Jersey – why it's going to last! (Clone)

Dec 3, 2015 9:30:44 AM / by Christine Stergiou, Account Coordinator posted in US pharmaceutical market, pharmaceutical, life science marketing

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John Kouten, CEO, recently had the opportunity to share his insight on the future of the life sciences industry in New Jersey with NJ Biz. Take a look!

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