Pietro Celi (DVM, PhD)
Manager Performance Solutions, Oceania at DSM Animal Nutrition & Health- Claim this Profile
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Gary Muscatello
Pietro provided some wonderful insights and leadership as a research and teaching academic whilst at The University of Sydney, thinking outside the square to evaluate the impacts of oxidative stress on everything from mastitis in cows to pneumonia in foals. An excellent animal physiologist with a great appetite for discovery, application of molecular biochemical techniques and wonderful people management skills.
Melanie Robson
I am delighted to recommend Pietro Celi, who I worked closely with at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, The University of Sydney, between July 2005 and July 2015, through my role as the Coordinator Extramural Placements. Pietro during this time was appointed as the Sub-Dean for Animal Husbandry Placements. Responsible for the management of farm placements and oversight through his Sub-Dean Role for all other clinical placements for the then Bachelor of Veterinary Science Degree, approximately 6500 placements a year. This role required close contact with other academic staff, administration staff, the student body and also external stakeholders. His ability to network and build collaborative relationships with admin staff, academics, students and external stakeholders from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds and locations worldwide helped to make the extramural placement programs a success. Pietro was called on to trouble-shoot conflicts, WHS issues and problem solving other placement issues and he did this with care and compassion for those involved. Pietro’s ability to be sensitive to and maintain confidentiality, created an environment wherein students and staff were able to engage with him in confidence. It was my pleasure to work with Pietro and I do not hesitate to recommend him. Pietro would make a valuable addition to any business.
Gary Muscatello
Pietro provided some wonderful insights and leadership as a research and teaching academic whilst at The University of Sydney, thinking outside the square to evaluate the impacts of oxidative stress on everything from mastitis in cows to pneumonia in foals. An excellent animal physiologist with a great appetite for discovery, application of molecular biochemical techniques and wonderful people management skills.
Melanie Robson
I am delighted to recommend Pietro Celi, who I worked closely with at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, The University of Sydney, between July 2005 and July 2015, through my role as the Coordinator Extramural Placements. Pietro during this time was appointed as the Sub-Dean for Animal Husbandry Placements. Responsible for the management of farm placements and oversight through his Sub-Dean Role for all other clinical placements for the then Bachelor of Veterinary Science Degree, approximately 6500 placements a year. This role required close contact with other academic staff, administration staff, the student body and also external stakeholders. His ability to network and build collaborative relationships with admin staff, academics, students and external stakeholders from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds and locations worldwide helped to make the extramural placement programs a success. Pietro was called on to trouble-shoot conflicts, WHS issues and problem solving other placement issues and he did this with care and compassion for those involved. Pietro’s ability to be sensitive to and maintain confidentiality, created an environment wherein students and staff were able to engage with him in confidence. It was my pleasure to work with Pietro and I do not hesitate to recommend him. Pietro would make a valuable addition to any business.
Gary Muscatello
Pietro provided some wonderful insights and leadership as a research and teaching academic whilst at The University of Sydney, thinking outside the square to evaluate the impacts of oxidative stress on everything from mastitis in cows to pneumonia in foals. An excellent animal physiologist with a great appetite for discovery, application of molecular biochemical techniques and wonderful people management skills.
Melanie Robson
I am delighted to recommend Pietro Celi, who I worked closely with at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, The University of Sydney, between July 2005 and July 2015, through my role as the Coordinator Extramural Placements. Pietro during this time was appointed as the Sub-Dean for Animal Husbandry Placements. Responsible for the management of farm placements and oversight through his Sub-Dean Role for all other clinical placements for the then Bachelor of Veterinary Science Degree, approximately 6500 placements a year. This role required close contact with other academic staff, administration staff, the student body and also external stakeholders. His ability to network and build collaborative relationships with admin staff, academics, students and external stakeholders from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds and locations worldwide helped to make the extramural placement programs a success. Pietro was called on to trouble-shoot conflicts, WHS issues and problem solving other placement issues and he did this with care and compassion for those involved. Pietro’s ability to be sensitive to and maintain confidentiality, created an environment wherein students and staff were able to engage with him in confidence. It was my pleasure to work with Pietro and I do not hesitate to recommend him. Pietro would make a valuable addition to any business.
Gary Muscatello
Pietro provided some wonderful insights and leadership as a research and teaching academic whilst at The University of Sydney, thinking outside the square to evaluate the impacts of oxidative stress on everything from mastitis in cows to pneumonia in foals. An excellent animal physiologist with a great appetite for discovery, application of molecular biochemical techniques and wonderful people management skills.
Melanie Robson
I am delighted to recommend Pietro Celi, who I worked closely with at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, The University of Sydney, between July 2005 and July 2015, through my role as the Coordinator Extramural Placements. Pietro during this time was appointed as the Sub-Dean for Animal Husbandry Placements. Responsible for the management of farm placements and oversight through his Sub-Dean Role for all other clinical placements for the then Bachelor of Veterinary Science Degree, approximately 6500 placements a year. This role required close contact with other academic staff, administration staff, the student body and also external stakeholders. His ability to network and build collaborative relationships with admin staff, academics, students and external stakeholders from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds and locations worldwide helped to make the extramural placement programs a success. Pietro was called on to trouble-shoot conflicts, WHS issues and problem solving other placement issues and he did this with care and compassion for those involved. Pietro’s ability to be sensitive to and maintain confidentiality, created an environment wherein students and staff were able to engage with him in confidence. It was my pleasure to work with Pietro and I do not hesitate to recommend him. Pietro would make a valuable addition to any business.
Credentials
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Getting more by saying less in negotiations
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BUSINESS NEGOTIATION COURSE
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Strategic Thinking
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Strategic Planning Foundations
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Experience
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DSM Animal Nutrition & Health
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Switzerland
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Farming
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1 - 100 Employee
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Manager Performance Solutions, Oceania
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Apr 2022 - Present
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University of Melbourne
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Australia
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Honorary Principal Fellow
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May 2019 - Present
Honorary position; I am involved in the supervision of Masters and PhD students. Honorary position; I am involved in the supervision of Masters and PhD students.
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Adisseo
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France
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Chemical Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Country Sales Manager for Australia, New Zealand and & Papua New Guinea
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Mar 2021 - Apr 2022
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Regional Category Manager Ruminants and Palatability
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Aug 2020 - Apr 2022
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DSM Animal Nutrition & Health
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Switzerland
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Farming
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1 - 100 Employee
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Global Science Lead Eubiotics
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Jan 2019 - Jun 2020
• Designed and developed Gut Health R&D global platform for DSMo Instrumental in developing Gastrointestinal Functionality initiative in Animal Nutrition and Health o Facilitated engagement with multiple stakeholders and scientific narratives, yielding platform for crucial support to accelerate execution of Innovation projects, the development of the eubiotics portfolio marketing strategy, the training of the technical and sales teams globally and to meet customers’ needs. • Deep scientific knowledge with vision and strategy to meet business needso Led the development of solutions to counters negative effects of oxidative stress on animal health.o Coordinated development of “Lifetime Performance” concept for ruminant species, which has been extended to other species. • Leveraged extensive global scientific network to establish R&D collaborations supporting numerous innovation projects, creating business opportunities by involving customers.• Skilled and engaging communicatoro Demonstrably able to assimilate and communicate knowledge contributing to the strategic and creative development of innovative solutions. o Invited speaker to over 50 national and International Conferences, workshops, and seminars, including key international events relevant to industry and academia.o Proven successful communicator across stakeholder spectrum, including customers, farmers, academics, policy makers.
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Senior Scientist
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Aug 2015 - Dec 2018
Endorsement for Dr. Pietro CeliIncredibly efficient, agreeable and knowledgeable is the phrase that come to my mind when I think about Pietro. I have had the pleasure of knowing Pietro for five years, during which we have collaborated on the exciting topic of livestock animal gut health and integrated, harmoniously and in a customer-centric approach, biomarkers, animal nutrition and health (Pietro’s expertise) and microbiome (my field). Above all, I was strongly impressed by Pietro’s drive and ability to connect and communicate his cutting-edge science to different types of stakeholders. As part of his extraverted thinking personality profile, Pietro’s storytelling ability is unique. We will miss his outstanding presentations… and his always-elegant fashion style.Dr Ghislain SchynsPrincipal Scientist DSM Nutritional Products
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University of Melbourne
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Australia
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Honorary Senior Fellow
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May 2012 - May 2018
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University of Sydney
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Australia
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Senior Lecturer
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Jul 2005 - Jul 2015
• I made a significant contributions to the University of Sydney's Dairy Research Foundation o Pioneered R&D in the then novel area of oxidative stress research in dairy cattle, acted as chairman of the annual Dairy Research Foundation Symposium, and contributed to the FutureDairy’s R&D program funded by Dairy Australia. • Build strategic bridges across relevant livestock industries (RIRDC, Dairy Australia, AWI, MLA) and industry partners (Bio Processing Australia, Australian Meat Processor Corporation, SBScibus, Eli Lilly Australia, DeLaval) • Proven success in grant acquisition for research funding for animal nutrition and health from government agencies and industry • Successful and consistent proven track record in project management and milestones delivery, for a total of AUD 6mio over 10 years. • Successfully supervised 5 PhD students, 6 Master students and 15 Honours students. • Significantly engaged with the animal health and nutrition industry, and actively contributing to the community and my profession. o Served as chairman of the first Joint Meeting of the International Society of Ruminant Physiology and International Society of Nutrition of Herbivores; o Chairman of the University of Sydney Dairy Research Foundation Symposium; o Research and Development coordinator of the Dairy Goat Society of Australia (2012-2015); o member of International Advisory Committee of the International Conference on Sustainable Animal Agriculture for Developing Countries. o Editorial Board member for Immunopharmacology and Immunotoxicology, Frontiers in Veterinary Science, Journal of Dairy Research and Animals. o Ad hoc reviewer for the top journals in the Veterinary Sciences and Agriculture, Dairy & Animal Science. • Extensive teaching experience at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, including development of new courses and complete revision to existing ones, showing considerable leadership in these and other administrative roles.
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Università degli Studi della Basilicata
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Italy
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Research Services
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400 - 500 Employee
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Lecturer
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Sep 2000 - Jun 2005
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The University of Western Australia
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Australia
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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PhD student
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1997 - 2000
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Education
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2006 - 2006
University of Sydney
Graduate Certificate in Higher Education -
1997 - 2000
The University of Western Australia
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Animal Sciences -
1988 - 1993
Università degli Studi di Bari
DVM, Veterinary Science
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