WCG announced its acquisition of Trifecta Clinical, including its site communication platform InvestigatorSpace, virtual training programs, and safety documentation services.
Dave Young, Trifecta’s Founder and CEO, said, “We’re thrilled to be joining WCG, a company that shares our passion for improving the clinical trial process by delivering impactful solutions to age-old problems. This acquisition was a natural evolution for Trifecta.”
Moving forward, Trifecta will be known as WCG Trifecta, and will retain its leadership structure, along with its headquarters in Los Angeles, and locations in Indianapolis, Philadelphia, and Osaka, Japan.
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