thursday 21 june 2012
hotel intercontinental, london
Contact
The event organiser is Ford Sinclair Ltd.
Please contact Jo Thomas or Julia Peachey.
T: 01277 350 557
E: jo.thomas@ford-sinclair.co.uk
julia.peachey@ford-sinclair.co.uk
Testimonials
"It was a very enjoyable evening and we were very impressed by the attendee list and networking opportunity. Really glad we took part in this event".
Jan De Kerpel – KBC Securities.
"Enjoyed the event, very well organised, just like the voting panel."
Joep Muijres – Life Science Partners.
"It was a wonderful occasion, made even better by the receipt of an award. The evening made me feel very optimistic for the mediscience/biotechnology sector in Europe, hearing all the amazing innovations, breakthroughs and talent".
Bina Rawal
Head of Medical Affairs
Wellcome Trust
"I hugely enjoyed the evening and especially giving away one of the awards, was a landmark moment!".
Chris Rushton – NASDAQ
"I wanted to thank you for all the hard work and organisation you've put in. From my perspective, you were extremely helpful in getting things sorted and keeping everything moving so just wanted to say thanks!"
Phil Eacott – Avalon
"Well done for organising and hosting an excellent event last night. I liked the awards booklet, and appreciated the recognition the voting panel received via the photos and text therein (as well as the round of applause)".
Emma Palmer Foster
Healthcare Consultant
Corporate & Financial Strategy | IR | Communications
related content
The awards
Click here to see the list of awards at the European Mediscience Awards 2012
Shortlist
Shortlist tbc
Voting panel
Details tbc
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Event sponsored by
Nomura Code
Award sponsors
Buchanan Communications
College Hill
Design Portfolio
M:Communications
NASDAQ OMX Group
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