Based out of Singapore, Bryan is leading Janssen's (a Johnson & Johnson company), APAC therapeutic area for infectious diseases and vaccines. He and his team are working on J&J's own COVID-19 vaccine as well as the distribution and implementation strategies.

Healthcare Committee Co-Chair

Jamie Kebely, Senior Director for Asia-Pacific Government Affairs & Market Development at Varian Medical Systems, is based out of Varian’s Hong Kong office and is responsible for driving collaboration with government partners and key stakeholders in the region.

Jamie has extensive experience in the healthcare sector, having previously led international government affairs for Boston Scientific, a leading medical technology manufacturer headquartered in Massachusetts. During her tenure with Boston Scientific, Jamie held a number of leadership roles within the medical device industry, including as Co-chair of healthcare committees at both the US-Japan and US-India Business Councils, as well as Chair of the Japan Working Group at the Advanced Medical Technology Manufacturers Association.

Jamie has also served in the U.S. Government as International Trade Specialist in the Office of East Asia in Washington, DC, where she focused primarily on trade issues in the healthcare sector. Prior to serving in government, she spent several years living and working in Japan. She is a native of San Diego, California and has a degree in Business from Chapman University. She received her Master’s Degree in Asian Studies from George Washington University and speaks Japanese.

Healthcare Committee Co-Chair

Amit Raheja is the GM – MD, Johnson & Johnson – Hong Kong. He is responsible for the overall business for Medical Devices for Johnson & Johnson in Hong Kong & Macau. He serves as Director on the Board of Directors of J&J Hong Kong. Amit joined J&J in 2004 and has served in various commercial leadership roles in India, Asia Pacific, Japan and Hong Kong.
He has lived and worked in 8 cities and strongly believes in the power of agility. Amit has had extensive experience in the Healthcare industry and is passionate about innovations in this space.
He has lived in 7 cities and truly believes that agility is the key for today’s dynamic global environment. Amit has represented the Healthcare Industry in various forums such as AMCHAM India, AdvaMed and the USIBC.
He completed his MBA from ISB (Indian School of Business) in 2004 and graduated the ‘Value Based Healthcare’ program from Harvard Business School in 2017. Prior to joining Johnson & Johnson, Amit was an entrepreneur for 5 years.
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