Vince and Associates Clinical Research receives 2010 NOVA award

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Mar 23 2010Vince and Associates Clinical Research

Vince and Associates Clinical Research, a dedicated research facility that conducts clinical trials, recently received the 2010 NOVA award. The Overland Park Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Council developed the award to recognize companies that lead economic growth in the region. Dr. Brad Vince, Founder, President and Medical Director of Vince and Associates attended the award luncheon hosted by the Council and Carl Gerlach, the Mayor of Overland Park.

"It is a privilege to accept this award on behalf of the Vince and Associates organization. I am especially proud of the dedicated associates of our team that are responsible for our success within the community," Dr. Vince said.  

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