ENET & MDG Boston: The Path Forward after COVID-19 for Life Science Startup Companies

Join CBSET at a free online webinar: The Path Forward after COVID-19 for Life Science Startup Companies, hosted jointly by ENET and MDG Boston, on July 14th at 7:00 pm.

While the trend in Massachusetts indicates that COVID-19 infections are abating, it seems increasingly clear that this pandemic crisis will be with us for a while. The disruption to business as usual is obvious and the existential threat to small businesses is real.

In spite of having been designated essential businesses, life sciences enterprises, especially startups and early-stage companies, are facing significant challenges.

ENET and MDG-Boston have assembled a panel of industry leaders who will share their thoughts on how life sciences companies can plan a coherent path forward through the remainder of the COVID-19 inspired disruptions and beyond.

(Capacity is limited so pre-registration is necessary.)

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