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Biotech ventures need a
specialized work and support environment
for optimal development toward
commercialization.
This is the premise and purpose of Technology Enterprise
Park, located in Midtown Atlanta. The hub of Atlanta’s
fast-growing biotech industry, Technology Enterprise
Park serves corporations pushing new frontiers of life
science and is affiliated with Georgia Tech, one of the
nation’s top academic institutions in technology
commercialization.
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The biggest need for any emerging company is a home
where people can communicate, and where they can
feel secure that their work is unencumbered by the
environment. That’s what Technology Enterprise Park
is affording us.
– Eric Tomlinson
President and CEO
Altea Therapeutics
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Kemira consolidates North American R&D in
Technology Enterprise Park, Atlanta Journal
Constitution, Sep 24, 2008. The Finnish company,
which develops technologies for pulp and paper, water
treatment and the oil and mining industries, currently has
six locations in Georgia and more than 100 worldwide. The
company will move 85 jobs into 37,000 SF in Midtown Atlanta. |
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Atlanta Harm
Reduction Coalition Receives Tech Park Community Service
Award, Atlanta, GA. September 10, 2008. The award
is given annually to recognize outstanding service by local
organizations to the benefit the neighborhoods adjacent to
the Park. |
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Research Park
Collaborations Sparking Medical Innovation, Modern
Healthcare, July 28, 20080. St. Joseph's creating
32,000 SF, $18.5 million pre-clinical research center in
Technology Enterprise Park to collaborate with Georgia Tech. |
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Technology Enterprise Park is a collaborative
biotechnology research and development park affiliated
with the Georgia Institute of Technology and is designed
to support the sophisticated requirements of commercial
biotechnology organizations.
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