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Pipeline Management and Forecasting Are Key to Improving the Sales Experience

October 3, 2018

Let’s explore some of the current processes around pipeline management and forecasting and how they can be improved.

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C4 Therapeutics is an early stage a drug discovery company whose mission is to harness targeted protein degradation to develop therapeutics for a broad range of diseases. The centerpiece of our approach is the Degronimid® platform, which enables highly selective small molecule binders to target disease causing proteins and facilitate their rapid destruction and clearance from the cell through the natural ubiquitin/proteasome system

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