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Chris Dippel
In my past as an employee, I worked in business development and alliance management in the biotech/pharma industry and in licensing, technology transfer, and program management in academia. I now am self-employed and am applying my experience to creating self-sustaining enterprises that address global health challenges. For more about me and this blog, check my Thanks for Visiting Page.
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No Kiddin’
Last week I was pleased to attend the 5th anniversary reception for the Cambridge MA-based Institute for Pediatric Innovation (IPI), a not-for-profit founded by one of my technology transfer mentors, Don Lombardi. After a career in business and technology transfer at Children’s Hospital Boston, Don started IPI to address the lack of new technology and [...]