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Eyong Ebai

Executive Director & General Manager, GE Healthcare SSA
Eyong Ebai

Eyong Ebai is Executive General Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa, responsible for GE Healthcare’s operations in 22 markets across West, South and East Africa. Eyong also serves as an Executive Director on the Board of GE International Operations (Nigeria) Ltd & GE South Africa Pty Ltd. Eyong first joined GE Healthcare in 2016 as General Manager West & Central Africa before his appointment as Executive General Manager for West, Central and French Sub-Saharan Africa in 2018. Prior to GE, Eyong held leadership roles in the pharmaceutical, medical device, consumable, and equipment industries. He began his career in the graduate development program at Janssen, part of the Johnson & Johnson group of companies, and subsequently took on key commercial roles across several business units. Eyong then moved to Smith+Nephew, a leading UK medical equipment manufacturing company.

After 15 years working in Europe, Eyong decided to focus his gained experience on the African continent, joining Johnson & Johnson Medical as the business leader, West Africa, responsible for building the J&J Medical Surgical & Orthopaedic business across the region prior to joining GE.

Eyong holds a bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science and post-graduate qualifications in Health Economics & Market Access from the University of York and University of Marseille respectively.

In his spare time, Eyong enjoys watching Tottenham Hotspurs, running, and travelling.

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Breakout 1
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Aldrich 110

Digital Health Transformation

Increasing Healthcare Access across Africa and the Role of Technology - Fact, Fiction and Opportunity
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Digital Health Transformation

There continues to be a significant gap across the African continent with regards to increasing access to high quality and affordable healthcare. Brick and mortar healthcare solutions continue to play a major role in improving access to care, accelerated by the push toward Universal Healthcare Coverage. Technology has demonstrated the ability to strengthen health systems, leveraging existing platforms to increase access. These innovative strategies such as digital health are needed to ensure long term success in the continent. However, their successful deployment on a wider scale faces several challenges on the continent. We will be discussing the opportunities, the risks and myths associated with digital health transformation and the successes achieved to-date.

America/New_York
Mar 25, 2023 10:15 AM
Aldrich 110
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