Wolters Kluwer Pharma Solutions, a leading provider of scientific information and analytics to pharmaceutical and healthcare professionals, today announced the signing of an 8-year lease on 70,000 square feet of new office space in the Biltmore Financial Center office park in Phoenix, AZ. The company will move its Healthcare Analytics business in January 2012 from its current location to a new, innovative and technologically savvy space.
"With over 300 Phoenix-based employees and contractors, we wanted a space that allows us to build out collaborative workspaces, high tech conference rooms, and creative office solutions to meet the needs of our team and fuel innovation," stated Michelle Woker, President and Chief Operating Officer, Healthcare Analytics, Wolters Kluwer Pharma Solutions. "We're in the high-tech information industry and our new office space enables technology to better support our business."
The new building, located at 2390 E. Camelback Road, will initially house 320 staff, with space to grow for planned additional headcount. As the business's corporate headquarters, the building will be outfitted with nine high tech conference rooms, upgraded technology throughout the building, and new, multi-functional, collaborative workspaces. The business undertook an extensive assessment of staff work styles and productivity work flows to configure their office space and design plans.
Operating from this Phoenix location since 1992, the Wolters Kluwer Pharma Solutions Healthcare Analytics business provides leading-edge pharmaceutical market data as well as analytics and consulting. Its unique data offerings allow customers to analyze the industry from multiple perspectives including the provider, the payer and the patient. It also is the only leading data provider to offer a view of the market that merges all three perspectives.
The lease, which begins on January 1, 2012, was brokered by Collier's International. The building is owned by the Florida Employees Pension Fund.
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