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bioLOGIC India 2009
Why you should be attending?
There are 7 main reasons why you should be attending bioLOGIC India 2009!
Develop your Indian strategy
Shape your strategy for India as 35+ Indian decision makers reveal their plans in expanding locally. Find out the next moves of these influential Indian players as they forge new business opportunities
in the global arena.
Boost your drug pipeline
We have prepared a special "Indian Innovation Forum" that will gather India innovative biotechs and academics across the country to share their scientific innovation and breakthroughs for partnership and collaboration.
Rub elbows with key decision makers
We are bringing together the Chairman, CEOs, VPs and Directors of 35+ leading companies for you to
meet. This is a great opportunity to establish long term partnerships and collaborations with these decision makers.
Strike partnership deals with India players
Indian pharmas are looking for partners and investors. If you are planning to expand or enter the India market, this is a good time to focus your efforts in India.
Find the right partner for manufacturing and R&D in India
With global pharma looking at India for cost effective manufacturing and R&D, we provide a platform to showcase the home-grown Indian emerging CMOs and CROs to the world. Discuss with 40+ CROs and CMOs as they offer their solutions to fi t your business needs in India and internationally.
Build contacts with pharmas ready to outsource drug development
Engage with R&D and clinical development executives and CROs from India and beyond to discuss the best practice to fast track your drug development in India. Hear directly from biopharmas who are looking into outsourcing their drug development.
Be the first to know who are upgrading their manufacturing plants
Hear the latest biomanufacturing challenges and opportunities in India. As the Indian biopharmaceutical industry grows, access to advanced technologies and methodologies are never as crucial as before for Indian manufacturers.
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Dr Theodore Torphy,
Mr Murtaza Khorakiwala,
Dr Tsutomu Une,
Dr M.K. Bhan,
Dr Rayasam (Ray) Prasad,
