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“Prior to joining Hubble as CEO, I founded and grew a company called Protein Discovery, Inc.,” Chuck Witkowski said. “Protein Discovery developed an advanced bioanalytical sample preparation system for life sciences and pharmaceutical research. I initially bootstrapped the company with small business R&D grants before raising three rounds of venture capital funding totaling over $16 million. Tech 2020 was instrumental in helping me launch Protein Discovery.”
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