Cmed relocates to larger office in North Carolina

Monday, November 19, 2012 11:41 AM

Cmed, a clinical trials services and advanced software provider, has relocated its North Carolina office to new, larger premises in Creekstone Park, Durham, N.C.. The new 7,700 square foot facility has almost 50% more space than the former office and represents a considerable asset in the drive for the company's growth.

Located near Research Triangle Park, the new office has a welcoming reception area, expanded meeting space ideal for client meetings, open plan office space and individual offices. Also provided are guest desks and workstations for visitors and mobile staff.

"This move not only gives our teams extra space to work it also positions us nicely for future growth," said Mac McElroy, CEO, U.S. operations, Cmed. "As we continue to see steady growth the new North Carolina office provides ample space to further expand our global operations. Cmed team members have commented that the environment is professional, spacious and comfortable. It feels like where we are supposed to be."

The move to larger facilities represents Cmed's second U.S. office expansion in as many years. In 2011, the company's office in New Providence, N.J., moved to more spacious and functional office space.

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