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Posted: July 2, 2008
Powers joins Colliers M&G as senior VP
Matthew Powers has joined Colliers Meredith & Grew as a senior VP in the Development & Advisory Services Group, focusing on life sciences and related industry sectors.
Powers has over 15 years of operations and project management experience in the life science industry.
Prior to joining the firm, Powers was VP of Life Sciences for Murphy & McManus, LLC, which acquired Chimera Management and Research Institute, a company he founded.
Powers earned a M.S. from Temple Univ. and a B.S. and A.S. from Wentworth Institute of Technology, respectively.
Powers is a resident of Charlestown, Mass.
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