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‘Seeing Is Believing’ – Achievements Are There To Be Emulated Says Thermo Fisher Scientific Business Leader
Urmi Prasad Richardson brings a wealth of science and business experience to diagnostics and life sciences multinational Thermo Fisher Scientific, where for the past two years she has been president of the group’s vast and varied EMEA business. The Indian-born, Germany-based executive has surmounted a range of challenges along the way and offers her story as inspiration for others.
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