The pharmaceutical, biotech and other allied industries came together in London on 4 December to celebrate another year of exceptional achievement at the 20th Annual Scrip Awards at the Raffles hotel in the historic Old War Office building in London.
Industry Successes Shine At The 20th Annual Scrip Awards
Winners Announced In London
The Scrip Awards has been celebrating industry successes for 20 years now and the 2024 ceremony at the beautiful Raffles London at the OWO saw Novo Nordisk and Bill Burns taking home the top prizes.

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