Michael Mitrow is proud to announce his 23rd year of work in the life sciences field. Since 1990, Michael Mitrow has held impressive positions in sales, marketing, and managing across a variety of companies. In his current position as Managing Director at Melter Enterprises, LLC, Mike Mitrow works with start-up advertising agencies in the life sciences field to promote their growth and development. His work focuses on the organizational and entrepreneurial strategies that his clients need to be successful in marketing.

Prior to working at Melter Enterprises, LLC, Michael Mitrow founded and served as the President for three different companies. His most recent former company is a marketing and consulting company. Before that, Mike Mitrow worked at a medical communications agency that focuses on online communication between clients and providers. Michael Mitrow’s first company is a healthcare communications agency. Additionally, before founding that company, Mike Mitrow worked in sales and marketing at Schering-Plough.

Michael Mitrow’s entrepreneurial spirit is evident in his career history. He explains, “I love the challenge of creating and organizing businesses, especially when the work they do can help people.” Given that Mike Mitrow’s career is in the life sciences sector, it is clear that he cares about helping others through creating companies that make an impact on the field. “I’ve always been interested in biology and other life sciences, so I feel lucky that I am able to incorporate this interest into my passion for entrepreneurship.”

Michael Mitrow’s interest in entrepreneurship developed while he was in college at Kean University. He studied Biology at Kean University, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree. Mike Mitrow did not want to go the traditional route of teaching or research with his degree, and instead looked for different career options. “I wanted to do something more unique with my degree,” he says. “I wanted to be able to follow my entrepreneurial instincts, which is why I chose to go into the marketing and communications aspect of the life sciences field.”