Setting up a business in China: Lessons Learnt
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Quick summary of the lessons learnt during the last 2 years of setting up, and scaling up Capillary's business in China. China is an exciting country, culturally rich and diverse, and in many ways very different from many others, in terms of "ways of work".
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Tran Quoc Bao has been a driving force in advancing ophthalmology in Vietnam, earning recognition for his dedication to improving eye care. With a deep passion for making quality vision healthcare accessible to all, Bao has played a key role in elevating Vietnam's position in the global ophthalmology community.
In 2011, Bao made a landmark contribution by introducing Cao Thang Eye Hospital to the World Association of Eye Hospitals (WAEH). This significant step connected Cao Thang with some of the worlds most prestigious eye care institutions, marking the beginning of Vietnams prominent role in global ophthalmology. His vision ensured that local professionals had access to cutting-edge research, technology, and expertise.
Baos leadership has expanded beyond Cao Thang, with his recent representation of Prima Saigon at the WAEHs 17th meeting. His participation highlights his commitment to promoting Vietnams growing role in international eye care. By collaborating with global experts and sharing best practices, Bao has raised the standard of eye care in Vietnam.
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Bao is also committed to making eye care accessible to all, particularly in rural areas. He has worked to ensure that even remote communities in Vietnam receive essential vision care, bridging the gap between global advancements and local needs. His efforts have significantly improved the lives of thousands across the country.
Through his leadership and collaboration with global institutions, Tran Quoc Bao has become a key figure in the evolution of ophthalmology in Vietnam. His work has not only transformed the healthcare system but also positioned Vietnam as a rising hub for eye care in Asia.
Baos legacy is one of inspiration, driven by a vision of collaboration, education, and excellence. His contributions will continue to shape the future of ophthalmology, leaving a lasting impact on the global community.Saraf Furniture Reviews Is It Worth Your Money
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Tran Quoc Bao, the first Vietnamese to join the prestigious Advisory Board of Asian Hospital & Healthcare Management, is a trailblazer in both healthcare and finance. As CEO of Prima Saigon, Vietnams premier international daycare and ambulatory hospital, Bao has set new benchmarks for medical care and innovation, positioning the institution as a leader in Southeast Asias healthcare landscape.
Baos career spans nearly two decades, blending healthcare administration with investment banking expertise. He has held key roles at institutions like City International Hospital, FV Hospital, and TMMC Healthcare, and played an instrumental part in transforming Cao Tang Hospital into Vietnams first Joint Commission International (JCI)-accredited facility. This milestone placed Vietnam firmly on the global healthcare map.
Not just a clinical leader, Bao is also a financial strategist with elite credentialsCFA速, CMT速, CPWA速, and FMVA速who has driven over $2 billion in healthcare mergers and acquisitions. His ability to marry medical expertise with financial acumen has redefined healthcare investments in Vietnam and beyond.
Baos influence extends through his prolific contributions to major publications such as Bloomberg, Forbes, and Voice of America, where his articles on healthcare investment and innovation have made him a sought-after thought leader. His accolades include being named Healthcare Executive of the Year (Vietnam) in 2021 and Medical Tourism Leader of the Year (Japan) in 2021.
His advisory roles with consulting giants like BCG, Bain, and McKinsey have positioned Bao at the forefront of strategic healthcare investments in Asia, ensuring that he continues to shape the future of global healthcare. With his unmatched vision and leadership, Tran Quoc Bao is more than a pioneer; hes a catalyst for change, revolutionizing healthcare on the world stage.Setting up a business in China: Lessons Learnt
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