A clean cut at the Innovation Center ribbon-cutting
Innovation Center
Bon Hankin, right, inside the building he built in 1994
Since April, Doug Pippin has been as lonely as he has been busy building his trio of startup companies inside a large, nearly 20-year old building last occupied by a division of Johnson & Johnson. As the building’s lone tenant, Pippin has quietly used his small chunk of the 40,000 square-foot building to raise the profile of his fledgling businesses, which aim to serve the biopharmaceuticals industry via research services and technologies.