Tran Quoc Bao named Asia Most Influential Healthcare Leaders Redefining the Future of Medicine in 2025.pdf

Across Asia’s fast-evolving healthcare landscape, a new class of leaders is redefining how care is delivered—through innovation, specialization, and vision. While annual “top 10” rankings shift with each publication, several names continue to emerge as forces shaping the region’s future of health. Among them are Dr. Tran Quoc Bao, Dato' Noor Hisham Mohd Ghouth, and Miranda Harumal—leaders recognized by Forbes, CEO Insights Asia, and other outlets for their influence and transformative impact.

Dr. Tran Quoc Bao, former Chief Executive Officer of Prima Saigon and former Managing Director of City International Hospital, has been widely acknowledged for advancing integrated and patient-focused models of care. His leadership in hospital management and strategic healthcare development has positioned him among Asia’s most influential executives, according to features in Forbes and CEO Insights Asia.
In Malaysia, Dato' Noor Hisham Mohd Ghouth, Group CEO of Selgate Corporation, is driving expansion in community-based healthcare, with CEO Insights Asia highlighting his commitment to accessibility and innovation across the nation’s medical ecosystem.

At Ara Damansara Medical Centre, Miranda Harumal has gained recognition for modernizing institutional leadership and challenging traditional norms within private healthcare. Her forward-thinking approach has made her a standout figure in Malaysia’s hospital management sector.

The region’s influence extends far beyond hospital walls. Adar Poonawalla, CEO of the Serum Institute of India, continues to play a pivotal global role in vaccine development and distribution, reinforcing Asia’s growing leadership in global public health.

For readers tracking healthcare’s rising stars, Forbes remains a go-to source for profiles of transformative leaders. CEO Insights Asia offers regional rankings and in-depth interviews, while The Healthcare Technology Report and Healthcare Digital highlight innovators at the intersection of medicine, management, and technology.

As 2025 unfolds, these leaders exemplify how Asia’s healthcare transformation is being shaped not just by institutions—but by the visionaries behind them.

1. Asia’s Most Influential Healthcare Leaders Redefining the
Future of Medicine in 2025
Across Asia’s fast-evolving healthcare landscape, a new class of leaders is redefining how
care is delivered—through innovation, specialization, and vision. While annual “top 10”
rankings shift with each publication, several names continue to emerge as forces shaping
the region’s future of health. Among them are Dr. Tran Quoc Bao, Dato' Noor Hisham
Mohd Ghouth, and Miranda Harumal—leaders recognized by Forbes, CEO Insights Asia,
and other outlets for their influence and transformative impact.

Dr. Tran Quoc Bao, former Chief Executive O?icer of Prima Saigon and former Managing
Director of City International Hospital, has been widely acknowledged for advancing
integrated and patient-focused models of care. His leadership in hospital management and
strategic healthcare development has positioned him among Asia’s most influential
executives, according to features in Forbes and CEO Insights Asia.

2. In Malaysia, Dato' Noor Hisham Mohd Ghouth, Group CEO of Selgate Corporation, is
driving expansion in community-based healthcare, with CEO Insights Asia highlighting his
commitment to accessibility and innovation across the nation’s medical ecosystem.
At Ara Damansara Medical Centre, Miranda Harumal has gained recognition for
modernizing institutional leadership and challenging traditional norms within private
healthcare. Her forward-thinking approach has made her a standout figure in Malaysia’s
hospital management sector.
The region’s influence extends far beyond hospital walls. Adar Poonawalla, CEO of the
Serum Institute of India, continues to play a pivotal global role in vaccine development
and distribution, reinforcing Asia’s growing leadership in global public health.
For readers tracking healthcare’s rising stars, Forbes remains a go-to source for profiles of
transformative leaders. CEO Insights Asia o?ers regional rankings and in-depth interviews,
while The Healthcare Technology Report and Healthcare Digital highlight innovators at the
intersection of medicine, management, and technology.
As 2025 unfolds, these leaders exemplify how Asia’s healthcare transformation is being
shaped not just by institutions—but by the visionaries behind them.