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Col. Hemraj Singh Parmar, Co-Founder of DoctCo, is a highly driven, focused, and committed top C-suite healthcare professional with more than three decades of frontline global healthcare industry leadership experience with substantial P&L accountabilities. He serves as a strategic consultant for companies looking to evolve India's healthcare sector. He has served as an advisor to some state governments on their healthcare projects and was nominated as a member of FICCI on Medical Value Travel. 00:37- About Hemraj Parmar and his journey.  I am a retired army officer and have served with the Indian army with distinction for more than 23 years before taking voluntary retirement.  After moving on from the army, I did my MBA from IIM- Ahmedabad and ESCP Europe in Paris.  I am also an experienced pilot and have flown both fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.  I have held many distinguished leadership roles in the healthcare industry including the CEO of a chain of hospitals. I was committed to the top C-suite healthcare professional with more than three decades of frontline global healthcare industry leadership experience with substantial P&L accountabilities.

Healthcare is a rapidly evolving field with constant advancements in technology, research, and best practices. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented attention to the healthcare industry, highlighting both its strengths and weaknesses. In this episode, Rohit Gulati, Healthcare Business Leader talks about the current state of the healthcare landscape, including emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities. 00:33- About Rohit Gulati Rohit Gulati is the Healthcare Business Leader.  He is the Director of Marketing, at Johnson & Johnson.

In today's society, journalism plays a critical role in keeping the public informed and holding those in power accountable. With the rise of social media and the ease of accessing news from various sources, it may seem like anyone can be a journalist. However, the importance of trained and ethical journalists cannot be overstated.  In today’s episode, journalist and author Paul Burton discusses his career in journalism, his views on education, and his book "Tales from the Newsrooms: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at News, Life, and the Unforgettable Characters Who Made It Happen". He talks about his experiences covering public finance, missteps, and intrigue he encountered, and how he was inspired to write his book. The interview also touches on the importance of education and the need to raise students up to higher standards. 00:36- About Paul Burton  Paul Burton is a Journalist. He is also the Author of two books “Fiascoes and Foibles: An Unfiltered Look at Public Finance, Media, Politics, and Sports”  “Tales from the Newsrooms: An Offbeat Look”

Change is the only constant. But how does one persuade masses and organizations for transformation? What is the correct methodology to foster transformation? Is there one way or multiple options? We have your answers covered in today's discussion with the leader global change expert, Greg Satell. [00:46] - About Greg Satell Greg is an author of two books, “Cascades” and “Mapping Innovation.” He is a lecturer at the Wharton School. Greg is a global transformation and a change expert and has been ranked as one of the top innovation bloggers in the world.

Indians are known to be found in every country as migrants. There is a considerable Indian community in Japan too. But how do Indians thrive in Japan with language barriers and cultural differences? Tune in now, to know more about the Indian migrant community in Japan.  [00:38] - About Dr. Megha Wadhwa Dr. Megha is a researcher at the Freie Universität Berlin. She is an author of a book titled, “Indian migrants in Tokyo,” a study of socio-cultural, religious and working worlds. She has also been filming documentaries including “Daughters From Afghanistan.” Dr Megha has done a seven minute documentary, “Indian Cooks in Japan and Finding their Niche”, “Unheard Stories of Migrant Women in 2022.” 

Nikhil Chaudhary has worked with people to reverse various health conditions using natural food and lifestyle. His works on reversing last-stage cancers, heart disease and liver conditions markers have been published and presented in international journals and conferences. He is a biotechnologist and a dietitian who understands food, physiology, biochemistry and genetics well. ‘The Burning Solution’ is the first book in a series he plans to write on various health conditions.   00:36- About Nikhil Chaudhary and his journey.  Worked with cancer patients all over the world on their nutrition and lifestyle to beat the disease and avoid recurrence. Love speaking to audiences on the subject. Workshops for corporations are my favourite business activity. Becoming an author was sort of mandatory after being motivated by the thousands of people I treated. Taking it to the next level by training dietitians and doctors on how to reverse diseases through diet & lifestyle. This is how I intend to achieve my mission of creating 1 million health epi centres that learn about reversing diseases and changing the world, one person at a time. 

Luca Collina is approaching the Transformations and Enterprise agility building with an organizational and cross-border culture consideration to guarantee strategies and operational process integrations effectiveness to improve performances and sustainability. 00:42- About Luca Collina and his journey.  I am an award Winner-Transformational Consultant with over 15 years of experience and an MBA in Consulting with Distinction.  I was awarded the Business Postgraduate Program prize in 2022 from York St. John University.  I am an innovative and strategic thinker professional making models and frameworks research-based available to clients such as HIT - High Impact Transformation and CAST, Capability and Sustainability for Transformation. I combine agility and capability on transformational initiatives impacting growth and digital and business transformation. I make challenging projects actionable through promoting awareness, knowledge transfer and coaching by considering the strategic and operational impacts and relationships between “hard” elements -strategy, organizational structure, operations- and “soft” elements -values/vision, management, people- of an organization.  

Technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, and its importance cannot be overstated. From communication to transportation, medicine to education, technology has revolutionized every aspect of our lives. In this episode, Mansoor Hamayun, co-founder and CEO of Bboxx, the largest energy company in the world talks about his background, upbringing, and his journey as an entrepreneur, as well as his views on technology and its potential as an equalizer for opportunity. 00:09- About Mansoor Hamayun Mansoor Hamayun is the Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bboxx, a super platform, transforming lives and unlocking potential by providing access to essential products and services across Africa. Born in 1988 in Pakistan, he was raised in Sweden and studied Electrical Engineering at Imperial College London.  While studying at Imperial College London, Mansoor met our two other co-founders – Christopher Baker-Brian and Laurent Van Houcke. 

In this episode, Kevin A. Klock explores the importance of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in promoting health research and innovation.  PPPs can help bridge the gap between the public and private sectors, leveraging their respective strengths to drive progress in healthcare. The episode discusses various forms of PPPs, their potential benefits, and the challenges they may face. It also highlights examples of successful PPPs in the health sector and suggests ways to enhance their effectiveness. 00:43- About Kevin A. Klock Kevin A. Klock is the Senior Vice President, Chief Operating Officer, and General Counsel of the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH). Klock was formerly Head of Governance and Assistant Secretary for Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and Company Secretary for the Gavi Campaign.  He also co-chaired Legal Tools for Pandemic Preparedness: WHO Collaborating Center Support for New Coordinating Mechanisms, high-level meetings that informed the World Health Organization and global community ahead of a historic special session of the World Health Assembly on options for a treaty or other instrument on pandemic prevention and response.

It has been often said that it gets lonely as you go on top of the corporate ladder. There are coaches and consultants out there to help the leaders with decision making and tackle several of their challenges. What is often required in these sessions is self awareness and developing a sense of accountability. In today’s episode, we discuss how efficient coaching helps leaders and CEOs in tackling their challenges to operate efficiently and with transparency.  [00:35] - About Katharine Lee Katharine is the founder of “By The Horns.” She is a coach and a consultant. Her writings have been published in several prestigious publications around the world.