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Pharmaceutical and Biotech Multicultural Women’s Leadership Summit-in pictures

Pharmaceutical and Biotech Multicultural Women’s Leadership Summit-in pictures

Our November 10th 2009 event brought out the best and brightest in the pharmaceutical & biotech industries.

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Senior Leadership Panel: Authenticity at Work—Leveraging Your Leadership Style

Working Mother Media's Carol Evans moderates panel with Litao Zhang, Bristol-Myers Squibb; Trish Wilband, Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals and Maria Gonzalez, Abbott.

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