BIJO KUNNUMPURATH
HEALTHCARE
Bijo is the founder, managing director & CEO of Health Careers International (HCI) group. His passion towards education, entrepreneurship and technology has shaped the vision of the company. Bijo oversees and manages the operational activities, systems and policy implementation of the organisation. He is also a member of GAICD (Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors).
A visionary, Bijo has a Master’s in Business Administration and is also a mechanical engineer by qualification. Having worked extensively across the globe, he is well respected as a prominent community figure in Australia, Malaysia and India.
“My dream is to deliver exceptional healthcare education and research impacting global wellbeing,” says Bijo, adding that it was what spurred him to establish HCI group in 2007 with operations spanning across Australia, Malaysia, India, and branching out to many more countries in the near future.
Bijo’s extensive project management and business management experience is the driving force behind all programs and activities of HCI and he has led the organisation to successfully start a number of international businesses.
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