PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY — Medliminal, LLC, an innovative leader in medical cost containment and healthcare cost reduction, is moving its corporate headquarters to Innovation Park.
According to Elise Baker, Director of Marketing at Medliminal, the move is a positive one.
“The Medliminal team is very excited about our newest HQ location. The office has a lot of collaborative work spaces, which exemplifies our company culture…we are always bouncing ideas off of each other.”
Right now, employees reside in what Baker called “Phase 1 of the building, or the front of the 17,000 sq. ft. space.” She said Phase 2 will be a complete infrastructure redesign and will be finished in the fall.
Spearheading the build-out of Medliminal’s new corporate headquarters in Prince William County is Vice President of Operations, Jordan Hill, who said, “We have always enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Prince William County and are excited to be in Innovation Park and part of a growing community of business enterprises.”
Baker said Medliminal decided to move to Innovation Park “because of its promising growth and vision.
“Medliminal believes Innovation’s plan to bring in high-tech companies align perfectly with the company’s health care cost containment objectives. Prince William County is becoming a hub for enterprises to develop their thriving networks.”
The company intends to invest $2.4 million and will initially bring ten employees with plans to hire up to 70 more, as it grows.
“We are excited to bring our growing enterprise to Innovation Park,” said Jim Napoli, CEO of Medliminal.
“Moving to a premier location like Innovation Park in Prince William County provides the most advantageous setting for our corporate headquarters.”
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors approved an agreement between Medliminal and the Industrial Development Authority (IDA) of Prince William County and agreed to provide a $100,000 Economic Development Opportunity Fund (EDOF) grant, as an incentive for the project.
The company’s new address is 9385 Innovation Drive, Manassas, VA 20110
In February of this year, the United States Tennis Association Mid-Atlantic (USTA MAS) announced it will locate its new headquarters and state-of-the-art tennis facility in Innovation Park, in Prince William County. The Board of County Supervisors approved an agreement between USTA MAS and the Industrial Development Authority (IDA) of Prince William County and agreed to assign a $100,000 Economic Development Opportunity Fund (EDOF) grant as an incentive for the project, which is due to be completed by 2021.
The USTA Mid-Atlantic Section, one of 17 sections of the United States Tennis Association, is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization serving more than 33,000 members in the D.C. metro area. According to the USTA MAS, tennis players of all ages and skill levels are involved in leagues, tournaments and programs sanctioned by the section. Over 300,000 visitors are anticipated to visit the new USTA facility per year.
Will the new USTA MAS facility affect local centers?
A variety of sport centers stand to be impacted by the new facility, but according to two local center representatives, the move will be a benefit to tennis players.
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In July, Ceres Nanosciences (Ceres) announced it received Breakthrough Device designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its new point-of-care Nanotrap Lyme Antigen Test System. This diagnostic test requires only a patient’s urine sample to deliver results to the physician and patient at the earliest stages of infection, when treatment is most successful.
Under the Breakthrough Device program, the FDA works with a test developer to reduce the time and cost from development to approval.
Ross Dunlap, Chief Executive Officer of Ceres Nanosciences said the designation is important for several reasons, first because it means the test can more quickly be moved out of the clinical lab at George Mason University and into the general market where it can be shared by practitioners, other labs and distributors.
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The 610 Car Wash celebrates its 30 year anniversary this year and the Car Wash preaches customer service over everything else. Majority owner and founder Gary Tardiff believes that a happy customer is the key for a successful business. Tardiff is a big believer that if there are happy customers and happy employees then the profits will come.
“Big corporations are getting away from the ‘customer touch’,” Tardiff said. “We never think about making profit. We’re not out to save money, we’re out to do a good job.”
Tardiff got the idea of starting the Car Wash business when his brother called him on New Year’s Day and asked him “What do you know about car washes?” Tardiff then spent the next day on the phone from 8 a.m. to about 5 p.m. calling different car washes and asking about how they ran their business.
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MANASSAS -- The seventh annual airshow being held at Manassas Regional Airport this Saturday has a new name, one that recognizes its largest sponsor: The 2018 Leaseweb Manassas Airshow.
That big sponsorship is good for the 15,000 to 20,000 spectators expected to attend the free show, which can only be seen on site.
Ann Rychlik, President of the Manassas Airport Regional Business Alliance (MARBA) said it takes all year to plan the event, which has bloomed in attendance and expense.
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MANASSAS -- When people are seeking a service animal and vision impairment is the issue, Guiding Eyes for the Blind has been there since 1954, offering services free of charge.
The organization that has graduated over 7,000 guide dog teams is located in Yorktown Heights, New York. And while that might not seem local to the Prince William area, locals have gotten involved in raising exceptional dogs.
Meet Linda Saylor of Manassas and Brigitte Bombardier of Woodbridge. They are Puppy Raisers for Guiding Eyes for the Blind.
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Life, health, and biotechnology sciences are getting a local hand up, thanks to the Prince William Science Accelerator. Ross Dunlap, CEO of Ceres Nanosciences, Inc., can tell you how it has been beneficial to his organization.
Ceres is the first company to “graduate” from the accelerator, which Dunlap says, “provides wet-lab space to life sciences companies of all sizes – from the earliest stage start-ups to emerging life sciences companies.”
Ceres is the developer of Nanotrap Technology, a sample processing tool for a wide range of diagnostic applications and sample handling. Their stated mission is to address critical diagnostic needs and provide better patient outcomes.
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When people think about Historic Manassas, they don’t typically think of the maritime industry. Yet that’s the industry this Prince William Chamber of Commerce business award winner is in.
Headquartered in the heart of Downtown Manassas, Hepburn and Sons, LLC is family-owned. With deep roots in the Navy, the company’s main objective is to give the U.S. Navy a leg up in winning missions by helping them integrate new technologies.
In a little over a year, Hepburn and Sons, LLC has grown from eight to 30 employees, opened a cyber security laboratory and won several prime federal research and development contracts relating to material science innovation, specifically electromagnetic pulse protection, ship integration and data security.
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MANASSAS -- November elections can be a game changer for government at any level, and Manassas City was no different.
How it happened and what the City of Manassas Republican Committee intends to do about it were issues Andrew Harrover, the committee’s chair, addressed in a recent interview.
