French Start-Ups Target A Place At Global Top Table, But Must Avoid The Ten Major Errors
Executive Summary
France’s medtech industry association, Snitem, says everything is in place to create a globally-leading start-ups sector locally, but all stakeholders must play their part, and companies should be wary of falling into easy traps.
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