Nick Capman
The INC 5000 recognized The FDA Group as one of the 500 fastest growing companies in America two years in a row. The Boston Business Journal recently recognized The FDA Group as the 3rd fastest growing company in Massachusetts. The FDA Group also has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
The FDA Group is a world-class service organization that utilizes a proprietary talent selection process of Former FDA & Industry Experts, which is amplified by a corporate culture of responsiveness and execution. Headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts, The FDA Group has 340+ consultants (55 of whom are Former FDA) across 36+ states.
Why is The FDA Group in business?
The FDA Group's purpose is to empower our clients to bring their life-changing healthcare products to the market and keep them there.
How does The FDA Group do it?
The FDA Group is able to do this by providing a world-class service experience. The way in which The FDA Group ensures a world-class service experience is by its proprietary talent selection process coupled with its deep-rooted corporate culture that includes 31 Fundamentals. These Fundamentals are the heartbeat of the organization and are focused on four areas:
1. Core Values
These values are a cornerstone to our success.
2. Focus on Service
These habits help create extraordinary service experiences.
3. The Collaborative Way
These practices enable us to work powerfully together as a team.
4. Personal Effectiveness
These behaviors help us achieve greater personal, and by extension, organizational success.
What does The FDA Group do?
The FDA Group is a global leader in GxP auditing, remediation, and regulatory services.
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