Named one of the 50 fastest-growing companies in the Research Triangle, with a mothership headquartered in North Carolina, Kymanox was in the market for a hybrid working solution for its distributed Boston-based life science teams. The company had a large presence in Boston, also known as, not to brag, the epicenter of the life science industry, and having each team member working in a silo from home just wasn’t going to cut it. You know what does cut it, though? Spoiler alert - it’s Workbar.
Kymanox provides its clients in the combination products, biologics, pharmaceutical, and medical device industries with support from early development to post-market. They help bring products from bench to patient, and when your company is the leading expert in these solutions, you need a workspace that can keep up.
In 2022, Kymanox sought a workspace strategy that could accommodate their team's varying needs, from quiet spaces for focused work to collaborative spaces for group projects. The company also needed a space that could grow and change as its business needs evolved. Workbar was the perfect solution for Kymanox. “Using Workbar works for us,” Manager of Accounts Myra Astorga said. “With so many locations in and around Boston, our entire Boston-based team could work where they wanted to.”
With a variety of workspace options, including private offices, open coworking areas, and conference rooms, Workbar offered the flexibility that the Boston-based teams needed while maintaining the organizational control that was important to the executives based in North Carolina. The company could choose the workspace that best suits their needs at any time without worrying about long-term leases or commitments. And as an extension of the company’s brand, the aesthetic doesn’t hurt, either. “I love how light and airy the space is,” Principal Program Manager Frank Harrington said. “The common areas are welcoming and open, and there is a good surrounding infrastructure for when out-of-town colleagues visit.”
