Asembia Relocates To Larger Corporate Headquarters In Florham Park, New Jersey
06/15/2016
According to company officials, “these larger offices will help support the growth in personnel required to further develop the company's data analytics and technology offerings, pharmaceutical group purchasing portfolio, patient-centric hub support services and other related products. “
"This move is more than just an expansion of our office space," said Robert J. Irene, president and co-founder of Asembia. "These larger offices will allow us to increase the current staff in each of our departments as we continue to develop innovative products and solutions for the rapidly evolving specialty pharmacy industry." Irene continued, "Our entire business model focuses on collaborating with our pharmacy customers and industry partners to deliver proven solutions that help support the growth of the specialty pharmacy industry."
“The move follows a recent company name change and brand awareness campaign,” a company spokesperson said. “Asembia is a nationally recognized leader in developing unique manufacturer programs and solutions for specialty pharmaceuticals. These offerings deliver value propositions to member pharmacies, pharmaceutical manufacturer partners, national payers and other related healthcare industry stakeholders."
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