An Introduction to the Biotechnology Industry Organization | SupplyChainBrain

An Introduction to the Biotechnology Industry Organization

Tom Heebink, Bus. Devel. & Strategic Alliances, Biotechnology Ind. Organization

December 12, 2011

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Tom Heebink, western regional manager of the Biotechnology Industrry Organization, explains the group's origin, and how it's helping fledgling biotech companies to attract funding. [Run Time (Min.): 9:27]

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