Zeteo Biomedical, a pioneering force in biopharmaceutical drug delivery solutions, has officially announced its relocation to Cedar Park, Texas. This move marks a significant boost for Cedar Park’s reputation as a burgeoning business hub and showcases the city’s dedication to supporting innovative advancements in healthcare technology.
Renowned for its cutting-edge research and development in drug and biologic delivery devices, Zeteo Biomedical collaborates with global pharmaceutical and biotech firms to develop treatments for various infectious diseases, neurodegenerative conditions, autoimmune disorders, and ocular diseases. The company’s decision to make Cedar Park its new home is a testament to the city’s appeal and is expected to create exciting job opportunities and collaborations within the local community.
Arthur Jackson, Cedar Park’s Chief Economic Development Officer, expressed his enthusiasm for the company’s relocation, stating, “We are delighted to welcome Zeteo Biomedical to Cedar Park. Their decision to relocate here reflects the energetic and supportive environment our city offers for businesses of all sizes. We look forward to the positive impact Zeteo Biomedical will have on our community, and we are committed to supporting their continued success.”
Timothy Sullivan, Founder and CEO of Zeteo Biomedical, also expressed excitement about the move. “Cedar Park’s strategic location makes it an ideal place for Zeteo Biomedical to continue our mission of protecting the quality of human life through the innovation of products addressing unmet medical needs of the global population,” said Sullivan. “We are energized to be part of this dynamic community and look forward to contributing to its growth and success.”

Zeteo Biomedical’s relocation aligns with Cedar Park’s strategic initiative to establish a thriving life sciences cluster in the Austin, Texas region. This move aims to foster investment and growth for companies in the sector, solidifying Cedar Park as a key destination for life sciences innovation.






