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Had they not been made redundant from the Institute of Clinical Pharmacology, John Climax and Ronan Lambe would not have set up their own business. From a standing start in 1990, with just a handful of people and a bank overdraft, they set about building their company, which carried out trials on drugs for the pharma industry.
Icon, as they called their start-up, became very successful very quietly. It joined the stock market in Ireland and...
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