Guy Jean Savoir – CEO, Carnot Laboratories
Guy Jean Savoir, CEO of family-run Mexican pharma Carnot Laboratories explains the company’s USD 150 million investment in a new facility, its plans to focus manufacturing efforts on vaccines and…
Oriundo is a network of highly experienced healthcare CEOs here to help you find the right people to do business within Latin America. They are the only network of CEOs that provides a privileged level of corporate access into all 22 LatAm markets.
Whether you’re looking to access Latin America as a market, or a company within Latin America seeking International partners, Oriundo has the insights, network and critical local know-how to get you results.
Oriundo has deep and current local expertise and knowledge of Latin America’s players, economics and market dynamics. Oriundo will help you find the right partners to access Latin America’s valuable markets, saving you risk, time, legwork, expense and the inevitable “knocks”. And given Latin America is still the world’s fastest growing healthcare market worth over $76Bn annually, or 10% of the world market, it’s a place where it pays to have the right experience on your side.
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