HQ Function

Served as the global corporate headquarters, overseeing strategic direction, investor relations, and U.S. clinical development operations before the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

Notable Features:

Located in a prominent downtown Manhattan skyscraper, 28 Liberty Street, offering access to financial and business hubs. Specific internal features are not widely publicized.

Work Culture:

Prior to bankruptcy, likely a fast-paced, results-driven environment typical of clinical-stage biotech companies, with a focus on scientific innovation and achieving clinical milestones. Cross-cultural collaboration between U.S. and China teams was a key aspect. Current work environment is subject to restructuring.

HQ Significance:

The New York HQ provided access to U.S. capital markets, regulatory bodies (FDA), and a talent pool for clinical development and corporate functions. Its operational significance is now fundamentally altered by the bankruptcy proceedings.

Values Reflected in HQ: Prior to bankruptcy, the choice of a global financial center HQ might have reflected ambition, a global outlook, and a commitment to engaging with the international investment community. These aspects are now overshadowed by the current financial restructuring.

Location:

Prior to its Chapter 11 filing, BeyondSpring Pharmaceuticals operated with a global footprint, primarily between the United States and China. Its U.S. operations focused on corporate strategy, financing, investor relations, and clinical development oversight for global trials. Its China operations were crucial for research and development, preclinical studies, and managing clinical trials within the Asia-Pacific region. This dual-country presence aimed to leverage talent and resources from both major pharmaceutical markets. The current extent of global operations is minimal and subject to bankruptcy proceedings.

Street Address:

28 Liberty Street, 39th Floor

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA