The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine (HJF) has acquired CAMRIS International, a Maryland-based international development and health research firm.
CAMRIS is said to combine research and technical assistance expertise of 250 plus employees with modern, evidence-based practices for developing innovative solutions for complex problems.
With experience spread over all regions of the globe, CAMRIS’ main focus is on military medical research and global health.
Dr. Joseph Caravalho – HJF President and CEO said: “As a trusted partner in military medicine, HJF continuously looks to improve our ability to deliver the best service possible to those conducting medical research benefitting our nation’s warfighters and civilians alike.
“This acquisition bolsters HJF’s broader capabilities due to the CAMRIS team’s success in delivering requirements-driven results on contracts worldwide.”
CAMRIS is now a fully-owned subsidiary of HJF. The new board of directors of the company will be made of representatives from CAMRIS and also HJF.
Dr. Laurence M. Day – CAMRIS President and CEO said: “CAMRIS has more than 60 years of experience providing agile and adaptable solutions to research partners around the globe.
“CAMRIS is excited to join HJF, a leader in advancing medical research worldwide. We have previously worked in partnership with HJF, and by deepening the strong alignment of the HJF and CAMRIS missions, this acquisition will produce many benefits for each organization, as well as our collective customers and partners.”
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