INTERVIEW: Poland's 'innovation-led economy' will offer rich pickings for investors
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Poland’s first life sciences-dedicated venture capital fund was launched last week, with $42m in the coffers to invest in early and mid-stage companies. The Joint Polish Investment Fund (JPIF) is led by a team of four partners with track records in the European venture capital and life sciences sectors. Tina Tan speaks to Kreske Nickelsen, one of the partners at JPIF, to find out more about the fund
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