Acorn Regulatory staff took part in a number of the Enterprise Ireland & IDA Trade Mission to Ireland events in Dublin and Cork yesterday.
The purpose of the trade mission was to facilitate networking opportunities between Enterprise Ireland clients (of which Acorn Regulatory is one) and IDA Ireland multinational companies.
Acorn Regulatory already works with seven of the world’s top ten pharmaceutical companies, six of the world’s top ten medical device companies and a large number of dynamic life science SME’s all over the world.
Companies participating in the events included Merck, Alexion, Amgen, Novartis, Siemens Healthcare, Astellas and Eli Lilly. The Minister for Enterprise, Jobs & Innovation, Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD (pictured above second from left speaking with Julie Sinnamon from Enterprise Ireland and Dr Gemma Robinson from Acorn Regulatory) opened the events and stressed the role that indigenous companies have in working with foreign direct investment firms in developing the Irish economy.
The ‘Trade Mission to Ireland’ events are held annually in multiple Irish cities and are attended by hundreds of Enterprise Ireland client companies and multinational companies. The 2017 events took place in Dublin, Cork and Galway on May 17th and 18th.
If you would like to find out more about working with Acorn Regulatory then please complete the form below and we will get back to you.
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Acorn Regulatory staff took part in a number of the Enterprise Ireland & IDA Trade Mission to Ireland events in Dublin and Cork yesterday.
The purpose of the trade mission was to facilitate networking opportunities between Enterprise Ireland clients (of which Acorn Regulatory is one) and IDA Ireland multinational companies.
Acorn Regulatory already works with seven of the world’s top ten pharmaceutical companies, six of the world’s top ten medical device companies and a large number of dynamic life science SME’s all over the world.
Companies participating in the events included Merck, Alexion, Amgen, Novartis, Siemens Healthcare, Astellas and Eli Lilly. The Minister for Enterprise, Jobs & Innovation, Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD (pictured above second from left speaking with Julie Sinnamon from Enterprise Ireland and Dr Gemma Robinson from Acorn Regulatory) opened the events and stressed the role that indigenous companies have in working with foreign direct investment firms in developing the Irish economy.
The ‘Trade Mission to Ireland’ events are held annually in multiple Irish cities and are attended by hundreds of Enterprise Ireland client companies and multinational companies. The 2017 events took place in Dublin, Cork and Galway on May 17th and 18th.
If you would like to find out more about working with Acorn Regulatory then please complete the form below and we will get back to you.
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