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| − | + | Currently a Chief Executive of [[Cancer Research UK]] | |
| − | + | *Masters in Chemical Engineering from the University of Cambridge | |
| − | + | *MBA as a Baker Scholar from Harvard Business School | |
| − | worked | + | *worked briefly as a research scientist with the [[UK Atomic Energy Authority]] |
| − | + | *worked for 4 years in the London office of [[McKinsey and Co]], "advising pharmaceutical clients on strategic issues" | |
| − | + | *CEO of [[The Papworth Trust]] "pioneering rehabilitation and housing services for people with acquired and congenital disabilities" | |
| − | + | *founding CEO of [[Nexan Group]], "a venture capital-backed medical device company, creating and marketing novel cardio-respiratory monitoring technologies to reduce premature mortality in patients with congestive heart failure" | |
| − | + | *joined Cancer Research Technology Limited (CRT) | |
| − | Board Member of the National Cancer Research Institute and Chairman of the Gray Cancer Research Trust<ref>http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/aboutus/whoweare/howwearegoverned/ceo/</ref> | + | *became Chief Operating Officer of Cancer Research UK in July 2004 |
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| + | *Board Member of the National Cancer Research Institute and Chairman of the Gray Cancer Research Trust<ref>http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/aboutus/whoweare/howwearegoverned/ceo/</ref> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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| − | [[Category:Patient Groups]] | + | [[Category:Patient Groups]][[Category:Harvard alumni|Kumar, Harpal]] |
Latest revision as of 18:06, 23 April 2012
Currently a Chief Executive of Cancer Research UK
- Masters in Chemical Engineering from the University of Cambridge
- MBA as a Baker Scholar from Harvard Business School
- worked briefly as a research scientist with the UK Atomic Energy Authority
- worked for 4 years in the London office of McKinsey and Co, "advising pharmaceutical clients on strategic issues"
- CEO of The Papworth Trust "pioneering rehabilitation and housing services for people with acquired and congenital disabilities"
- founding CEO of Nexan Group, "a venture capital-backed medical device company, creating and marketing novel cardio-respiratory monitoring technologies to reduce premature mortality in patients with congestive heart failure"
- joined Cancer Research Technology Limited (CRT)
- became Chief Operating Officer of Cancer Research UK in July 2004
- Board Member of the National Cancer Research Institute and Chairman of the Gray Cancer Research Trust[1]
