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UBC announces the opening of new global office in Tokyo, Japan

Published on February 4, 2010 at 12:07 AM · No Comments

United BioSource Corporation (UBC) today announced the opening of its newest global office in Tokyo, Japan. The UBC office will be led by Kumpei Kobayashi, PharmD, a biopharmaceutical industry veteran with over 20 years of product development experience throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Personnel in the new UBC office will support the company’s investigator training and certification solutions as well as ongoing clinical research monitoring services in the region.

“We believe it is absolutely critical to provide clients with on-the-ground biopharmaceutical research scientists and operations professionals with local knowledge and expertise”

The new facility reinforces UBC’s position as the industry leader in helping biopharmaceutical research sponsors protect the integrity of clinical trial data and enhance research measurement precision to ensure the reliability of study results. The company’s increased commitment in the Asia-Pacific region underscores the growing importance of domestic Japanese and Pan-Asian clinical research studies as a crucial success factor during regulatory evaluations and product commercialization.

“We believe it is absolutely critical to provide clients with on-the-ground biopharmaceutical research scientists and operations professionals with local knowledge and expertise,” said Catherine Spear, UBC’s Senior Vice President. “The UBC office in Tokyo will help us support our clients’ research projects with local personnel who understand the needs of patients, health care professionals and regulators in this important region. Local knowledge of the Asia-Pacific markets is absolutely essential when we help clients manage research projects that are often very large, complex and supported by significant financial investments.”

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