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Aptiv Solutions opens new office

Thursday, November 29, 2012 01:52 PM

Reston, Va.-based Aptiv Solutions, a biopharmaceutical and medical device development services company with a focus on adaptive clinical trial design, simulation and execution, opened a new office in Durham, N.C., combining offices with its subsidiary Trio Clinical Resourcing.

The decision to combine the offices arose from staff growth and the desire to co-locate the North Carolina-based teams. The new location includes team members from the clinical, data management, regulatory, translational sciences, information technology, finance and human resources teams for Aptiv Solutions and the Trio Clinical Resourcing team.

“We continue to experience rapid growth as we expand to meet the expansion in our client base,” said Pat Donnelly, chairman and CEO of Aptiv Solutions. “Our new office not only accommodates our current staff levels, but allows for the anticipated future growth of our North Carolina operations.”

Aptiv Solutions’ services including adaptive clinical trials, translational research services, regulatory services, pharmacovigilance, clinical staffing and operational support from a global CRO. It employs over 850 in North America, Eastern and Western Europe, Israel, and Japan.

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