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a) Proposing change of the first line in the lead paragraph from: David Perry is the CEO and Director of Indigo Agriculture (earlier known as Symbiota), an agricultural technology company headquartered in Boston, United States [1][2] to: David Perry is an American entrepreneur and the CEO & Director of Indigo Agriculture[3][4][5] (earlier known as Symbiota), an agricultural technology company headquartered in Boston, United States.[6][7]

b) Proposing removal of second line - He is a serial entrepreneur in the life sciences industry - and last line - He is known to lead successful IPOs while generating returns for investors.[8] - of the lead paragraph.

c) In the Early life and education section, proposing change from: Perry was raised on his family's farm in rural Arkansas. He holds a BS from the University of Tulsa and an MBA from Harvard Business School. [9] He also attended the United States Air Force Academy. He began his career at Exxon, where he managed the operations and maintenance of an oil refinery. to: Perry was born and raised in Arkansas.[10] He holds a BS from the University of Tulsa and an MBA from Harvard Business School.[11] He attended the United States Air Force Academy and began his career at Exxon.[12]

d) In the Career section, proposing change of second paragraph from: While at Virogen, he felt that scientists spent a lot of time in procuring life sciences products through conventional catalog ordering. So in 1997, he founded Chemdex, headquartered in California. It is a B2B marketplace focusing on the life-sciences industry and sells laboratory chemicals and other scientific equipments online.[13][14][15] In the same year, he also created the parent company of Chemdex, called Ventro Corporation which was later sold to Nexprise. He served as its CEO and President until November 2001.[16] to: In 1997, he founded California-based Chemdex, a B2B marketplace focusing on the life-sciences industry for sale of laboratory chemicals and other scientific equipments online.[17][18][19] In the same year, he created the parent company of Chemdex, called Ventro Corporation which was later sold to Nexprise. He served as its CEO and President until November 2001.[20]

e) In the Career section, proposing change of third paragraph from: In 2002, Perry co-founded Anacor Pharmaceuticals and served as its CEO for twelve years. The biopharmaceutical company is focused on developing novel small-molecule therapeutics to treat infectious and inflammatory diseases. In 2016, the company was acquired by Pfizer for $5.4 billion.[21] to: In 2002, Perry co-founded Anacor Pharmaceuticals and served as its CEO for twelve years. In 2016, the company was acquired by Pfizer for $5.4 billion.[22]

f) In the Career section, proposing change of fourth paragraph from: In 2015, Perry co-founded Better Therapeutics (also known as FareWell), a digital therapeutics company focused on preventing and reversing chronic disease through lifestyle changes. He is also on the Board of Directors of the human microbiome company, Evelo Biosciences. to: In 2015, Perry co-founded Better Therapeutics (also known as FareWell), a digital therapeutics company.[23] He is also on the Board of Directors of the human microbiome company, Evelo Biosciences.

g) In the last paragraph of the Career section, proposing removal of the word 'current'.

Explanation of the issue:

Proposing addition of notable and reliable references such as Forbes, TechCrunch, CNBC, Bloomberg etc. Plus, proposing removal of information about every company that he is a part of and what he did there. Also, proposing removal of language with a promotional undertone. Please remove the tag at the top of the page as I have given paid disclosure.

References supporting change: Mentioned above in the text.

References

  1. ^ David P. Perry on BloombergBloomberg
  2. ^ This Startup Wants to Use Bacteria to Revolutionize How Our Food Is ProducedFortune Retrieved 18 February 2016
  3. ^ Mulvany, Lydia. "Uber-Like Solution for Farm Shipments Connects Grains to Empty Trucks". Bloomberg. Retrieved January 30, 2019.
  4. ^ Clifford, Catherine. "No phone alerts, meditation and more: What the CEO of a $3.5 billion ag-tech company does to think creatively". CNBC. Retrieved December 13, 2018.
  5. ^ Kreznar, Christian. "Indigo Agriculture Closes $250M To Launch Digital Farmer's Market". Forbes. Retrieved September 18, 2018.
  6. ^ David P. Perry on BloombergBloomberg
  7. ^ This Startup Wants to Use Bacteria to Revolutionize How Our Food Is ProducedFortune Retrieved 18 February 2016
  8. ^ David Perry on CrunchbaseCrunchbase
  9. ^ David Perry at HarvardHarvard Business School
  10. ^ Clark, Kate. "Indigo raises $250M, launches marketplace to help farmers get paid for quality grain". TechCrunch.
  11. ^ David Perry at HarvardHarvard Business School
  12. ^ "David P. Perry profile". Bloomberg.
  13. ^ Good ChemistryForbes Retrieved 21 February 2000
  14. ^ Chemdex shines on market debutCNet Retrieved 2 January 2002
  15. ^ A virtual chemical bazaarForbes Retrieved 6 January 1999
  16. ^ David PerryCNBC Retrieved 16 August 2018
  17. ^ Good ChemistryForbes Retrieved 21 February 2000
  18. ^ Chemdex shines on market debutCNet Retrieved 2 January 2002
  19. ^ A virtual chemical bazaarForbes Retrieved 6 January 1999
  20. ^ David PerryCNBC Retrieved 16 August 2018
  21. ^ Pfizer to buy Anacor in $5.2 billion deal for access to eczema gelReuters Retrieved 16 May 2016
  22. ^ Pfizer to buy Anacor in $5.2 billion deal for access to eczema gelReuters Retrieved 16 May 2016
  23. ^ Clark, Kate. "Indigo raises $250M, launches marketplace to help farmers get paid for quality grain". TechCrunch.

47.23.124.2 (talk) 17:25, 1 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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