THE GEORGIA BIOMEDICAL PARTNERSHIP IS HOSTING ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, A RECEPTION FOR MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS AND GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE RHÙNE-ALPS REGION OF FRANCE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN FORMING COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH AMERICAN PARTNERS IN THE AREAS OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, DISTRIBUTION, LICENSING AND TRADE.
THE RECEPTION IS TO BE HELD FROM 5:00-7:00 P.M. AT THE TURNER VILLAGE CONFERENCE CENTER AT EMORY UNIVERSITY, 1703 CLIFTON RD., AND IS THE FIRST OF CONTINUING ACTIVITIES TO BRING TOGETHER COMPANIES FROM THE SOUTHEAST U.S. AND THE RHÙNE-ALPS REGION, LOIRE DEPARTMENT, ACCORDING TO CHANNING MERCER, THE PARTNERSHIP’S DIRECTOR.
THE VISITING MANUFACTURERS ALSO ARE VISITING ATLANTA THIS WEEK TO ATTEND THE MEDTRADE SHOW AT THE WORLD CONGRESS CENTER. AMONG THE GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES IS CHRISTIAN CABAL, A MEMBER OF THE FRENCH PARLIAMENT AND DEPUTY MAYOR OF SAINT-ETIENNE.
THE GEORGIA BIOMEDICAL PARTNERSHIP IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WITH MORE THAN 160 MEMBERS INCLUDING UNIVERSITIES, RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND BIOMEDICAL COMPANIES.
CALL MR. MERCER AT (404) 817-5917.