The Association for Clinical Data Management (ACDM) is delighted to welcome CROss Alliance as a new corporate member.
CROss Alliance® is a family-owned clinical CRO based in Canton Ticino, Switzerland, operating since 1996, with a high-standard FDA and Swissmedic inspected Phase I unit. The company supports hospital-based and Phase II studies through collaborations in Switzerland, Austria, and Central and Eastern Europe, delivering tailored, high-quality services across multiple therapeutic areas.
CROss Alliance joined ACDM to be part of a dynamic community and to keep up to date with training and professional development opportunities.
Members gain many benefits from membership, including:
Access to training courses at a discounted rate
Assign full ACDM membership to all individuals within your organisation
Place an organisation profile, description and logo on the ACDM website
Advertise jobs for your positions within your organisation
Reduced price attendance at conferences and symposia
Free attendance at Hot Topics
Find out more about becoming a corporate member here.
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