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Sylvana Quader Sinha is founder, chair, and CEO of Praava Health — Bangladesh’s first and only one stop shop click-and-brick outpatient healthcare system, established with the mission of democratizing high-quality medical treatment in emerging markets.
Today, Praava serves 700K+ patients and is Bangladesh's fastest-growing healthcare brand. Its unique platform combines innovative digital health offerings - including remote care management - with a full suite of high quality in-clinic services. Praava’s model, at once, addresses pandemic preparedness, health resilience to climate change, and NCD mortality.
Ms. Sinha is a widely-recognized authority on identifying and building resilient market-opening businesses in economies and sectors where potential has yet to be unlocked, with 25+ years of experience spanning public and private sectors.
In an era marked by deepening geopolitical divisions, shifting global alliances, and rising social, economic, and environmental challenges, the question of what leadership should look like has never been more important. This presentation is part of the Albright Institute programming for this year, centered on the theme, "Leadership in a Fragmented World," examining how leadership rooted in empathy, evidence, and action can help us solve our pressing global challenges.
Sylvana Quader Sinha is founder, chair, and CEO of Praava Health — Bangladesh’s first and only one stop shop click-and-brick outpatient healthcare system, established with the mission of democratizing high-quality medical treatment in emerging markets.
Today, Praava serves 700K+ patients and is Bangladesh's fastest-growing healthcare brand. Its unique platform combines innovative digital health offerings - including remote care management - with a full suite of high quality in-clinic services. Praava’s model, at once, addresses pandemic preparedness, health resilience to climate change, and NCD mortality.
Ms. Sinha is a widely-recognized authority on identifying and building resilient market-opening businesses in economies and sectors where potential has yet to be unlocked, with 25+ years of experience spanning public and private sectors.
In an era marked by deepening geopolitical divisions, shifting global alliances, and rising social, economic, and environmental challenges, the question of what leadership should look like has never been more important. This presentation is part of the Albright Institute programming for this year, centered on the theme, "Leadership in a Fragmented World," examining how leadership rooted in empathy, evidence, and action can help us solve our pressing global challenges.
