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|Videos|July 27, 2021
Pharmaceutical CEO Leadership: Collaboration in Pharma – Choosing Partners
In this segment, members of the Pharmaceutical CEO Leadership: Collaboration in Pharma panel share what to look for in a collaborative partner and the benefit of entering into win-win situations. They also promote the potential of looking toward more unconventional types of partners and reveal what it takes to maintain successful relationships.
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