Why a CRB opened a Jacksonville office focused on life sciences - Jacksonville Business Journal

A leading biopharma and life sciences architecture, engineering and construction firm has entered the Florida market by opening an location in Jacksonville office.

CRB Director of Life Sciences Gary Kaplan will lead the Jacksonville office. He said the company already served clients in Florida, but a presence in the state allows the company to better recruit talent. The primary focus of the Jacksonville office will be life sciences. Kaplan said the company looked at the Gainesville area with its burgeoning biotech field. However, Jacksonville was a larger city well-suited to attracting talent, he said.We feel like being in the market here, we’re able to help this growing and booming market in Florida, we can be part of that growth and help drive that,” he said.

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