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Nicholas Bellamy has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Nicholas is currently working at DataStax as a Practice & Engagement Leader, focusing on Real Time Engineering in the APAC region. Prior to that, they were the Services Practice Leader in APAC at DataStax.

Before joining DataStax, Nicholas worked at SAMURAI Enterprises Business/Management Consulting Services as a Director. Nicholas'sresponsibilities included driving business and application transformation to the cloud for clients across different industries. Nicholas also handled pre-sales activities and evaluated RFx/tenders.

Nicholas has also worked at FTS Group as a General Manager of Enterprise Services, at Dell Technologies as an APJ Senior Director & Delivery Principals Leader, and at CTO Group (Australia) as a General Manager of Group Services. Nicholas'sroles involved program management, cloud and application development, and incorporating cybersecurity requirements.

Nicholas has experience in the events industry as well, having served as an Executive Director at Branded Live, where they specialized in corporate events, executive strategy coaching, trade events, and gala/launch celebrations.

Before that, Nicholas worked at HP Enterprise Services in various capacities, including APJ General Manager of the Office of the CTO Innovation & Advisory Services, South Pacific General Manager of Cloud Services, Strategic Enterprise Services Business Lead for the public sector, and Program Manager/Director for Enterprise Cloud Services in the South Pacific.

Nicholas started their career at AAPT as a Product & Technology Portfolio Manager, Infrastructure and later joined HP Enterprise Services as a Program Manager/Director. Prior to that, Nicholas worked at MCR as a Senior Program Manager.

Overall, Nicholas Bellamy has extensive experience in driving business and application transformation, program management, cloud services, and event management.

Nicholas Bellamy completed their Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Melbourne from 1992 to 1995. Prior to that, they attended Ivanhoe Grammar School from 1989 to 1991 and Geelong Grammar School from 1987 to 1988. No specific degrees or fields of study are mentioned for their time at the high schools.