Grace Park

Grace Park is a highly experienced professional with over 26 years of expertise in pharmaceutical, medical device, and digital health industries, particularly in the Asia Pacific region. She began her career as a Military Intelligence Officer after graduating with Honors from the US Military Academy at West Point and later held various positions in the military, reaching the rank of Captain.

Transitioning into the corporate realm, Grace worked with renowned Fortune 500 companies such as Bristol-Myers Squibb, culminating in her role as the Managing Director at Medtronic in the ASEAN region.

Motivated by a personal experience involving her daughter, Grace founded DocDoc, now Asia's largest healthcare network, focused on empowering patients to make informed decisions based on data.

Grace's academic background includes dual master's degrees from Harvard Business School and Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. She moved to Singapore two decades ago on a Fulbright Fellowship.

A globally recognized thought leader and speaker, Grace has shared her insights at prestigious events including TEDx, Web Summit, and Economist Asia Innovation Summit, among others. She is committed to nurturing the next generation of leaders through mentorship programs and workshops.

Recognized for her achievements, Grace has been featured in Forbes as one of the '52 women-led startups in healthtech and femtech', named in the 'Singapore: 40-over-40' list, and acknowledged as a Prestige Singapore Power Woman and a Robb Report Thought Leader in 2023.