
Angèle Bell

Angèle Bell’s 15-year career spans aerospace/Department of Defense and pharmaceuticals, blending expertise in logistics, supply chain, manufacturing operations, global health, and community engagement. A true generalist and global citizen, Bell has led initiatives from strengthening last-mile medicine access as a Merck Global Health Fellow in Senegal to consulting with the World Bank’s Global Financing Facility in Mozambique, where she helped design sustainable distribution models.
At Merck, she has championed diversity and inclusion by building systems that enable D&I work to operate as a business driver. Currently based at the West Point site, Bell leads community outreach and engagement. Through her work, she forges relationships with two-year academic and trade institutions and community-based organizations; expands experiential learning opportunities, and embeds skills-based hiring practices while demystifying the pharmaceutical industry for K–12 students and beyond.
Originally from Cameroon, Bell migrated to the U.S. to pursue higher education, earning a bachelor’s degree in international business from Eastern Mennonite University and an MBA from Liberty University.