General Genomics Inc.
Nick Noik has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles.
Nick started their career at TELUS in 2007, where they worked as an Account Executive until 2009. Nick then joined Worldscout Corp. as a Director of Business Development from 2009 to 2015.
In 2015, Nick became the General Manager at Community Futures Wood Buffalo, where they focused on small business financing and startups. Nick held this role until 2017.
Nick then worked at Framework - Talent Recruiting as the Vice President of Business Development from 2017 onwards.
In 2020, they joined General Genomics as the Director of Government & Public Affairs.
Most recently, Nick joined Contractors, Closers, & Connections of Orlando in 2021 as the Director of Sponsorship, focusing on their 501(c)3 initiative.
Overall, Nick Noik has a strong background in business development, government affairs, and sponsorship roles.
Nick Noik has an education history that includes attending the University of Central Florida, the University of Toronto, Valencia College, and the Institute of Corporate Directors. However, the information does not specify any start or end years for these educational institutions, nor does it provide details about degrees or fields of study. Therefore, the specific details of their education, such as the degrees obtained or the specific years attended, are unknown.
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General Genomics Inc.
At General Genomics we’re creating software and apps for people who feel ill-informed about the potential effects of COVID-19 and whatever comes next…for themselves and their families.We’ve built technology with privacy top-of-mind: Technology that takes what you know about your health and your family history, adds your genetics, and compares itto thousands of variables (and growing), billions of times, all while protecting your data so it remains yours and yours alone.The result? Knowledge so we all can take more control of our individual health and the health of our families...during COVID and forever.Because when we uncover our unknown, we can all get back to life as we knew it.So read more, ask questions, and know this:Together, we can do this.This is General Genomics.