Who are these guys?

Discussion in 'Eurofins' started by Labguy, Nov 21, 2017 at 9:37 AM.

  1. Labguy

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    This Belgian company now owns ca. 14 labs across the US including vet labs, environmental and medical labs including a molecular and virological labs. Anyone know much about them, their plan and their management structure?
     

  2. anonymous

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    Their plan is to buy US lab companies, and then get “involved”. Emory Genetics, Viracor, Boston Heart. Squeezing the life out of all of them. Better hope they don’t buy your company. Bunch of idiots.
     
  3. anonymous

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    tbe dutch are cut throat.. i have worked in one of their largest/most successful global labs.. their strategy is to get you to close business- then they lay you off before you get commission owed. This strategy allows them to hire new people, get their business/contacts and repeat the cycle. Very disorganized company
     
  4. anonymous

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    Soulless company. The above named CLIA labs appear to operate independent, but don’t.

    Many functions centralized but disconnected from the end user (be it clinician or employee). Eurofins Executive Management based in US (Matt, Dirk, others scattered) are disconnected from business. The local “presidents” are general managers with operating efficiency concerns - not growth oriented concerns or incentives at all.

    You will never hear “People are Important”.

    Don’t expect options to be granted or paid. Long vesting.

    Don’t expect bonuses - as they are ‘discretionary’.

    If you are being bought by them, expect the post deal lawyers to screw you on milestone payments. Don’t believe the independence that you will be assured.