Jacques Servier

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Jacques Servier (9 February 1922 – 16 April 2014) was a French doctor and businessman. He was the founder and president of Laboratoires Servier, a pharmaceutical company.^[1]

Biography

Founder of the pharmaceutical group

Decorations

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• Legion of Honour
  • Knight (1976)
  • Officer (1 December 1987; by Minister of Social Affairs and Employment Philippe Séguin)
  • Commander (31 December 1992; by Minister for Foreign Trade Dominique Strauss-Kahn)
  • Grand Officer (25 March 2002; by President Jacques Chirac)
  • Grand Cross (31 December 2008; by President Nicolas Sarkozy)^[5]
• National Order of Merit
  • Officer (1981)
  • Commander (21 May 1985; by President François Mitterrand)
• Ordre des Palmes Académiques
  • Knight (1980)
  • Officer (1996)

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