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Hovione Cork receives Partnership Award

Hovione Cork receives Partnership Award at the CETB's Carrigaline Facility's 10 Year Anniversary

Hovione Cork receives Partnership Award | Hovione
Donnacha Ryan (Training Support Specialist, Hovione Cork) accepting a partnership award on behalf of Hovione Cork from Simon Coveney (Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government) and Ted Owens (CEO, Cork Education & Training Board) at the CETB'S Carrigaline Facility's 10 Year Anniversary
cetb and Cork Training Center logos | Hovione

During CETB's Carrigaline Facility's 10 Year Anniversary, Hovione Cork receives a Partnership Award from the Cork Training Center for the support Hovione Cork has provided to the Cork Training Center Biopharma facility in ensuring its facilities,  programmes  and learners continue to reflect the ongoing needs of the life sciences companies in the region.

 

Hovione Cork receives Partnership Award | Hovione
Donnacha Ryan (Training Support Specialist, Hovione Cork) with Valerie Cowman (Assistant Manager, Cork Education & Training Board Carrigaline)

 

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