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start-up

a business enterprise that has been launched recently
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Deciding whether, how and who to employ as a CMO (contract manufacturing organization) is a major decision for a start-up company. We asked Richard van Rijnsoever (RvR), from SynCo Bio Partners, why start-ups are increasingly using CMOs and how to use them most effectively.
Classic errors, simple solutions: Graham Lampard talks to Richard van Rijnsoever, Director of Business Development and Contracts, SynCo Bio Partners BV, about avoiding the classic pitfalls when start-ups work with contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs)
When 30-year-old Gloria Constantini, for example, decided to form a web start-up company in Argentina, she sought a niche market that would "allow me to compete with other domestic companies and not internationally well-established firms."
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