J&J says APAC HQ will help 'co-create new global healthcare models'

10 May 2018
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US healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) has opened its new Asia Pacific (APC) headquarters amid much fanfare in Singapore.

According to a company statement, the regional headquarters will ‘lead collaborations and partnerships to co-create new global healthcare models which are at the forefront of innovation’.

More than 1,000 employees from J&J’s pharma, medical devices and consumer businesses will be based at the site, which will have design and leadership labs and what has been called a human performance institute (HPI) – promised to train 150,000 people in Singapore by 2020, including participants from outside J&J.

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