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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
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Attendees
DCAT Week is the flagship event for the Drug, Chemical & Associated Technologies Association (DCAT), acting as the premier gathering for pharmaceutical development and manufacturing companies. Held annually in New York City, it features high-level networking, education sessions, and business meetings for industry leaders. The week-long event brings together representatives from pharmaceutical, chemical, and related industries to discuss supply chain management and sourcing.
Attendees: Pharmaceutical executives, procurement professionals, sales and marketing personnel, and regulatory experts.
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Organizer
Drug, Chemical & Associated Technologies Association, Inc. (DCAT)Nonprofit · Robbinsville, United States · Founded 1890
A non-profit professional association for companies in the pharmaceutical, chemical, and related industries.
Why people attend
Attendees, primarily from the pharmaceutical and chemical sectors, attend to hold business meetings, engage in networking, and attend educational programs focused on industry trends, regulatory changes, and supply chain strategies.
Sample matches
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