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Meet Rosalie Harrison, Borderless Life Sciences Partner at CPHI Milan

October 6, 2024
Life sciences

“There’s no better place to meet our industry partners in person and get a first-hand feel for the state of the pharma industry than at CPHI,” says Borderless Partner Rosalie Harrison, who leads the firm’s life sciences practice. The event in Milan is a unique opportunity to meet our network of business partners, clients, and executives and catch up on the latest developments in the sector.

I am looking forward to being present at CPHI on October 8 and 9. I hope to meet you if you are attending. Let’s plan a moment to share a coffee using this link.”

“See you in Milan!”

Rosalie can be reached at rosalie.harrison@borderless.net and +32 470 993061.

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