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Construction Carpenters	Kibra Construction	$42,786	Vienna, VA, 22180	07/15/2010
Assistant Professor	San Francisco State University	$49,692	San Francisco, CA, 94101	08/27/2010

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Industry: Biotech/Healthcare
City: San Francisco, CA
i-Beacon was founded as RSK Health Risk Solutions in 1998 and refocused on the pharmaceutical and health plan market in January 2000. i-Beacon has developed two main product suites. i-Return consumer web solutions allow healthcare companies to bond with consumers on a personal level. Leveraging a proprietary mix of medical and consumer-facing data sources, the i-Target advanced data analytics infrastructure provides a complete picture of healthcare consumers in order to guide consumer marketing campaigns for pharmaceutical companies.
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