Global research company opts for Milton Keynes
23 Oct 2009
Milton Keynes Business Centre has been selected as the headquarters of ICRI Global Research and will be the base for the company’s extensive new training programme in the UK.
ICRI Global Research has taken a dedicated building in the Office Village at the Centre with more than 226.5 sq m (2,438 sq ft) of space on three floors. Offices and training rooms have been configured to meet the requirements of the rapidly expanding company.
ICRI Global Research specialises in research, consultancy and training for individuals, pharmaceutical companies, clinical research organisations and academic institutions. The company supports research in emerging markets particularly South and South East Asia.
Capital Enterprise Centres Operations Director David Clapham said that CEC was delighted to welcome a global research and training company to the Milton Keynes Business Centre.
He said: “ICRI Global Research is playing a leading role in developing new global markets in research and training and will be using UK expertise to train students from around the world. It’s an ambitious and visionary development and we wish the company every success.”
ICRI Global Research Chief Executive Professor Anthony Woodman said that taking managed business space has been the company’s preferred option as it removed the need to deal with time consuming property management matters.
He said: “The Centre offered us the turnkey solution we needed and it was an easy and straightforward process to secure the building we wanted and to arrange for alterations. The Centre team was very professional and helpful and we will be ready as planned to open our doors to the first course of overseas students in November.”
For more details on the Milton Keynes Business Centre call Manager Lynn Patey-Smith on 01908 698700 or visit www.capitalspace.co.uk. For ICRI Global Research contact Professor Anthony Woodman on 01908 698944 or see www.icriglobal-research.com.