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Gemma Pham is the new EIC Programme Manager Biotechnology

Published on | 3 months ago

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EIC Programme Managers are responsible for developing visions for technological and innovation breakthroughs, the active management of portfolios of EIC funded projects to support these visions, and bringing together stakeholders to put these visions into reality. This means the Programme Managers (PMs) have two overarching priorities:

– Identify potential challenges for emerging technologies and disruptive innovations 

– Pro-active management of selected portfolios and projects.

As such, Programme Managers are key figures in this EIC management approach.

Learn more about the newly appointed Biotechnology Programme Manager and other Programme Managers here.

 

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