Accelovance Continues Expansion with Opening of Research Triangle Park, North Carolina Office
Accelovance announced the opening of a new office in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.
Accelovance, a therapeutically focused clinical research organization (CRO), announced today the opening of a new office in Research Triangle Park (RTP), North Carolina. This office opening supports continued corporate expansion and provides Accelovance's clients and employees with a presence in the research-active landscape of the RTP area of North Carolina. The new offices are close to many current and potential clients and offer a rich base of technical talent to support continued corporate growth.
"Building and scaling a high-quality team is a key driver to our continued success as a business," said Stephen Trevisan, President and CEO. "RTP was one of our top choices as a location, since it offers an excellent talent pool of research professionals who have the experience to help us better serve our customers."
Accelovance plans to add up to 15 new clinical operations positions in the RTP area this year.
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