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Andrew St. Germain has a diverse work experience spanning over three decades. Andrew began their career in the US Army, where they served as a Black Hawk Helicopter Crew Chief and managed a significant inventory. After leaving the military, they worked as an Account Executive at Identities Advertising before joining Wyeth Pharmaceuticals as a Territory Manager, where they successfully improved the performance of a historically underperforming territory. Andrew then joined Novo Nordisk A/S as a Regional Sales Manager, where they managed a $15M business unit and implemented strategic business plans. Andrew continued to progress within Novo Nordisk, eventually becoming a Regional Sales Manager - Biotech/Pharmaceutical. Andrew later joined Astellas Pharma, where they earned several promotions and served in various roles, including Associate Director of Oncology Sales Operations. Andrew then worked at MannKind Corporation as the Director of Commercial Excellence & Operations, where they built the operational team from scratch and implemented various cost-saving strategies. Andrew then joined Blue Earth Diagnostics as the Senior Director of Commercial Excellence, where they implemented innovative solutions and improved team collaboration. Most recently, they have been working at Arcutis Biotherapeutics, Inc. as the Executive Director of Sales Operations. Currently, Andrew is working at Syndax Pharmaceuticals as the Senior Director of Commercial Excellence & Launch Management. Overall, Andrew has a proven track record of successfully implementing strategies and driving business growth in the pharmaceutical industry.

Andrew St. Germain holds an MBA in Management from Strayer University-Maryland, which they earned from 2008 to 2011. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Science in Education from Appalachian State University from 1997 to 2000. Andrew also has additional certifications, including the Duke Leadership Program, although specific details about the institution and the year obtained are not provided.