From Corporate Law to Healthcare Entrepreneurship: The Journey of a Passionate Social Impact Seeker

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The author of this story had always been passionate about making a positive impact in the world. Despite her grandfather founding the largest pharmaceutical company in Bangladesh, she never envisioned herself following in his footsteps. Instead, she pursued studies in international development and law and embarked on a career as a corporate lawyer before transitioning to work in the Obama administration.

It wasn’t until her mother fell seriously ill during a family wedding in Bangladesh that she realized the challenges of accessing quality healthcare in the country, even for privileged families. This experience sparked a new passion within her to make a difference in the healthcare landscape of Bangladesh. She decided to move there and crafted a business plan for a modern, comprehensive primary-care facility in Dhaka.

Despite never having lived in Dhaka before, she was determined to make a difference. Her focus was on building an exceptional team and fostering a culture centered around providing exceptional service to patients. After five years, Praava Health has successfully catered to 600,000 patients, achieved financial stability, and continues to expand its reach. The author’s journey from corporate law to healthcare entrepreneurship showcases her dedication to making quality healthcare services accessible to everyone in Bangladesh.