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Mutaz Abuhammour has extensive education and experience in business management and analysis. He holds an MSc in Business Analysis and Strategic Management from the University of Manchester and a BBA in Management, cum laude, from Abu Dhabi University. His professional experience includes roles as a consultant providing analytical services for drug development and a key accounts executive improving logistics operations. He has also worked as a research assistant and published a paper on water-pipe tobacco smoking.
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- 1. MUTAZ ABUHAMMOUR Phone: +971 508718800 Manchester, England Email: mutaz.abuhammour@postgrad.mbs.ac.uk EDUCATION THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND 2015 - 2016 MSC BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Key Modules: • Building Strategic Capabilities In Different Business Systems • Analyzing Companies • Technology, Innovation Management and Business Strategy • Global Business Strategy • Digital Technologies, Development and Emerging Markets • Member of the Consulting Club ABU DHABI UNIVERSITY, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 2012 - 2015 BBA MANAGEMENT, Cum Laude GPA: 3.64 out of 4 Key Modules: • Strategic Management • Leadership Development • Managerial Accounting • Organizational Behavior • Project Management Key Activities: • President of The Conversation Club I organized competitions and events for the club members to participate and compete I tutored and coached students on techniques of public speaking and debate • Academic Scholarship Recipient I was awarded a tuition grant for excellent academic performance • Dean’s List Honor Roll I was included in a list of the most distinguished students in the university • 1st place winner in a speech competition Wrote a speech and presented it in front of judges, students, and faculty • 1st place winner in a debate a competition Lead a team of 4 students to the debate championship • 1st place winner in an advertisement competition Chose a product to advertise and presented the 5-minute advertisement to judges, faculty, and students OAKLAND UNIVERSITY, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2010- 2012 I registered in general university courses before transferring to Abu Dhabi University
- 2. Mutaz Abuhammour Resume, Page 2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE IMMUNOSYS, MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM JUNE 2016 – SEPTEMBER 2016 CONSULTANT/ CLIENT FACING PROJECT • Provided analytical services for a flagship product which is a disruptive innovation in the drug development industry • Delivered a complete market study, business package, and generated a client base and communicated with drug regulatory authorities, such as the FDA and EMA. • The Impact of regulatory guidelines on the business of CROs involved in drug safety analysis • Business model analysis DB SCHENKER, DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES JANUARY 2015 – AUG. 2015 KEY ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE Improved the operational procedures for freight forwarding through air, land, and sea, by analyzing the current procedures and gave my suggestions and findings for areas of improvement. Synchronized with sales and operations departments to form a cross-functional team in order to communicate effectively with key account clients such as L’Oréal and Saverglass, resulting in smooth and on-time deliveries. Enhanced communication with customers and suppliers on shipping progress by constant updates through emails and reports which lead to clear communication and client satisfaction. Coordinated with suppliers, shipping agents, and consignees for inspections on export shipments. Oversaw invoice preparation and forwarded final documents to the customers to comply with agreed terms and conditions. BIOTECH LLC, DETROIT, MI 2008– 2009 RESEARCH ASSISTANT Created tables, graphs, fact sheets, and written reports summarizing research results, and presented them to internal stakeholders, which included the director of the research center and middle managers. Developed, implemented, and graded research quality control procedures with the lab team according to the guidelines given by upper management. Guided the research team in designing of survey instruments such as questionnaires and interviews. Conducted primary research with various professionals, including doctors, nurses, and medical technicians. PUBLICATION AND RESEARCH Water-Pipe Tobacco Smoking: An Emerging Health Risk Behavior in Adolescents in the United States, published in The Open Pediatric Medicine Journal, 2009, 3, 33-37. Authors: Walid Abuhammour, Nida Yousef, Joyvina Evans, Rudayna Zureikat, Mutaz Abuhammour, Rashed A. Hasan. VOLUNTEERING AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Member of the UAE American Football Team 2013-2015 Captain of Al Ain American Football Team 2013-2015 Counselor Muslim Youth of North America (MYNA) 2006-2009