Arminas Matsevichyus (Arminas Macevichus)

Arminas Matsevichyus (Arminas Macevichus)

Arminas Matsevichyus was born in Lithuania

Education

Graduated from medical faculty of the Kaunas medical university and residency of Vilnius University with specialization of the general practitioner. Worked five years the doctor and accepted patients. After that Arminas Matsevichyus improved professional managerial competences of the Baltic institute of management, the Copenhagen business school (Denmark), Luvensky school of management (Belgium), the Vitautasa Magnus university (Lithuania), the Norwegian school of economy NHH (Norway) and on numerous international trainings.

Biography

2020: Appointment of Stada CIS as the head

On July 13, 2020 Stada appointed the new head on the CIS countries. Arminas Matsevichyus who took before a similar position in Takeda company became them, heading a cluster Central Asia and the Caucasus.

At a new position in Stada Matsevichyus will be responsible for activity of the company in Russia, Belarus, Moldova and other CIS countries.

I am glad to welcome in our Arminasa Matsevichyusa command — the manager with impressive experience of leadership development, development of strategic initiatives, creations of successful functional and cross-cultural teams. Its unique experience in the organization of global business processes of marketing and sales, increases in efficiency of staff of Sales Force will help STADA to strengthen the positions in the region, important for the company — the executive vice president of Stada in the region "Said Russia and CIS Stefan Eder, commenting on appointment.

Also it is said in the statement of the company that to the middle of July, 2020 Matsevichyus works in the pharmaceutical industry more than 20 years. Working in Berlin-Chemie Menarini and Takeda pharmaceutical companies, it passed a way from the medical representative to the director of efficiency of business processes and the general manager who is responsible for success of business in several countries. Also several years it worked as the general practitioner, the press release says.^[1]

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