St. Louis biotech to relocate to S. Fla. - South Florida Business Journal:

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Leinco Technologies, which develops and manufacturers life science productxs for pharmaceutical companies and research is relocatingfrom St. Mo. The company expects to have 15 jobs in thefirsy year, add eight jobs in the second and an additional 12 in year Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardenas will each loan Leinco $350,000 for its capital investment and The economic impact of the move is projectefd to be $64.8 million over three according to the Business Development Board of Palm Beacb County, which helped facilitate the move. Leincp is making the move to Palm Beach Gardenzs because of the budding opportunities with andthe .
“We want to be part of the biotecjhcluster that’s here,” company founder and Presidentg Patrick Leinert said. Kelly president and CEO of the BusinessDevelopmentf Board, welcomed the move. “It is the largest for-profitt private bioscience organization we’ve recruited to the area sincr Scripps,” she noted. Leinco is in negotiationw to either lease or buy a The company is expected to have a facility within two saidAndrew Duffell, senior VP of recruitment, retention and expansion at the Businesz Development Board.
The Business Development Board also said the Georgeson a British-owned architecture and engineering has opened a regional office in Boca Ratoh and may bring up to 50 jobs over the next thre years. The jobs are expected pay an average salaryh of morethan $50,000.