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|Articles|July 5, 2018
Why One Korean Biotech Picked New Jersey for U.S. Headquarters
Author(s)Michelle Maskaly
New Jersey is still a top pick for companies when it comes to pharma.
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Ki-Young Sohn, chairman and CEO of Enzychem Lifesciences, explains why the company selected New Jersey as the location for their U.S. offices.
He spoke to Pharm Exec during a company event in New York City.
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