Arthur Bellamy

Arthur Bellamy has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning multiple industries. Arthur currently holds the position of Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Exotec, where they are responsible for driving revenue growth. Prior to this, they served as the Vice President of Marketing at Exotec.

Before joining Exotec, Arthur worked at Novartis as the Executive Director of CardioMetabolism Franchise. In this role, they were a member of the Novartis Pharma France Executive Committee and led a Specialty Care Unit focused on Cardiology, Renal disease, and diabetes. Arthur also played a key role in launching new products in France.

Prior to Novartis, Arthur worked at MSD, where they held the position of Sales & Marketing Director - Hospital Acute Care and later as the Marketing Director for Primary Care. Arthur was responsible for developing and implementing marketing strategies to drive sales in the healthcare sector.

Arthur's career also includes a tenure at Novo Nordisk A/S, where they served as the Strategic Marketing Director in Japan. Arthur oversaw cross-portfolio marketing projects and provided strategic guidance to the Executive Team. Additionally, they held the position of Global Product Manager at Novo Nordisk.

Arthur began their career at The Boston Consulting Group, where they held various roles including Senior Consultant and Associate. Arthur worked closely with clients to provide strategic advice and drive organizational growth.

During their early career, Arthur gained valuable experience as a Trainee at Lafarge Cement in Malaysia. Arthur conducted a study to assess the energy consumption of LMC plants and developed an action plan to improve efficiency.

Overall, Arthur Bellamy has a strong background in sales, marketing, and strategic management, making him a valuable asset to any organization.

Arthur Bellamy attended Mines Paris from 2003 to 2006, where they obtained a Master's degree in Engineering. In 2004, they briefly studied Business and Science at the National University of Singapore. Prior to these higher education institutions, they attended Lycee, where no specific degree or field of study is provided.