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Home News latest news Marker Test Diagnostics moves U.S. headquarters to Arizona

Marker Test Diagnostics moves U.S. headquarters to Arizona

Published July 13, 2015 by Veronica Garabelli

Marker Test Diagnostics Inc. announced Monday it has moved its U.S. headquarters from Leesburg to Chandler, Ariz.

The company, an international supplier to the drug testing industry, established its U.S. headquarters in 2013.

“As we continued our expansion in the U.S., there was a clear need to consolidate the company’s operations in a single geographic region that would be easily accessible to the company’s leadership team,” Marker Test CEO Kim Christensen said in a statement.

The relocation creates an operational hub for the company’s CEO, general counsel; CFO; controller and marketing, warehouse and distribution functions in Arizona.

“We believe these efforts will bring stability, efficiency and significant cost savings to our operations and allow our leadership team to operate in a much more streamlined manner,” Christensen also said.

Marker Test Diagnostics produces UR Code, a urine marker for the drug testing market.

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