Commercial biotech company moves to Cary
Heron Therapeutics, Inc. has relocated its company headquarters from San Diego, California to Cary.
A commercial-stage biotechnology company, Heron Therapeutics focuses on developing and commercializing therapeutic innovations that improve medical care. Its products offer healthcare providers and patients with better ways to reduce postoperative pain and prevent postoperative nausea and vomiting, as well as manage and reduce the side effects that sometimes accompany cancer treatments.
Most of the corporate employees and management team of the company work from the office in Cary, which is in the Research Triangle Park area along with many other prominent high-tech research and development businesses. Such moves often require the need for stationery printers as new business cards, letterheads, and other corporate materials need to be reprinted to ensure all material is up to date.
Chief Executive Officer of Heron, Craig Collard, expressed his excitement about moving to Cary, which he sees as an important part of the journey of the company. He said that the move will increase the ability of the company to support members of the team, as the company’s resources and operations will be centralized. He added that it will also position Heron in an ideal location from which strategic partnerships can be made to grow its offerings for acute and oncology care.
Heron’s new corporate headquarters is on Regency Forest Drive in Cary.
A commercial-stage biotechnology company, Heron Therapeutics focuses on developing and commercializing therapeutic innovations that improve medical care. Its products offer healthcare providers and patients with better ways to reduce postoperative pain and prevent postoperative nausea and vomiting, as well as manage and reduce the side effects that sometimes accompany cancer treatments.
Most of the corporate employees and management team of the company work from the office in Cary, which is in the Research Triangle Park area along with many other prominent high-tech research and development businesses. Such moves often require the need for stationery printers as new business cards, letterheads, and other corporate materials need to be reprinted to ensure all material is up to date.
Chief Executive Officer of Heron, Craig Collard, expressed his excitement about moving to Cary, which he sees as an important part of the journey of the company. He said that the move will increase the ability of the company to support members of the team, as the company’s resources and operations will be centralized. He added that it will also position Heron in an ideal location from which strategic partnerships can be made to grow its offerings for acute and oncology care.
Heron’s new corporate headquarters is on Regency Forest Drive in Cary.