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Harvard Business School (HBS) announced this month that Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Sanofi Genzyme, the largest biotechnology company in Massachusetts and an innovator in the global biotechnology industry, will donate materials to the Historical Collections of HBS’s Baker Library to create an extensive archival collection, covering more than 30 years since the company’s founding in 1981.
Genzyme began as a startup in downtown Boston and now has revenues of $4 billion and offices in more than 40 nations. French company Sanofi purchased Genzyme Corporation in 2011, becoming Sanofi Genzyme. Laura Linard, Director of Baker Library's Historical Collections, observes,...
Sanofi Genzyme Donates Corporate Archives to Harvard Business School
Harvard Business School (HBS) announced this month that Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Sanofi Genzyme, the largest biotechnology company in Massachusetts and an innovator in the global biotechnology industry, will donate materials to the Historical Collections of HBS’s Baker Library to create an extensive archival collection, covering more than 30 years since the company’s founding in 1981.
Genzyme began as a startup in downtown Boston and now has revenues of $4 billion and offices in more than 40 nations. French company Sanofi purchased Genzyme Corporation in 2011, becoming Sanofi Genzyme. Laura Linard, Director of Baker Library's Historical Collections, observes,...