Performance Audit of California Stem Cell Agency: Improvements Needed in $200 Million Fund-Raising Program, Staff Retention and Use of Board Members
A performance audit of California's $3 billion stem cell agency says that more needs to be done to retain the agency's staff as well as exploiting the talents of board members as the research effort nears what could be its demise.
"There is a significant potential for staff attrition as CIRM plans for a potential wind-down," the $230,000 study by Moss A…
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