Life science leaders head to national industry conference to drum up business for state
Local life science leaders are in Boston for the 2007 BIO International Convention to seek out firms that might locate or expand to Michigan.
Local life science leaders are in Boston for the 2007 BIO International Convention to seek out firms that might locate or expand to Michigan.
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Miller Canfield recently opened an office in Cambridge, Mass.
Harold Decker, Miller Canfield principal, said Michigan is still a good investment for life sciences companies.
“I’m very interested in the recrudescence of this state,” said Decker. “I want to see it grow and prosper as I knew it as a child. And I think that because of some of the resources that we have here in the state of Michigan that we’re ideally suited to do that.”
Decker said that as a part of his firm’s attendance at the BIO International Convention, it would continue making efforts to establish business connections with companies that could ultimately migrate to Michigan.
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