Can you please tell us a little bit about the career of Vy Tran and what led you to be in your present position as president of Siemens Healthineers for the Indo-Pacific?

Yeah.

Thanks for the question.

Um, yeah, I have been, uh, I had been with a company called Varian Medical Systems.

I started at Varian Medical Systems, um, back in 1998, and I started out as a, uh, regulatory associate.

Actually, my background is political science.

I went to a small liberal arts college, majored in political science, got a job working as an aide to, um, a Congress member, a, uh, some local elected officials, and I did things like write speeches, um, uh, policy analysis, many things that, uh, a, uh, an aide would do for an elected official, which was really, um, a great foundation for r- how to, um, negotiate, how to work with people, understanding politics.

Leading on from the previous question, when you imagine, and this is probably tied into that question, but when you imagine a future where true healthcare equity acr- exists across the whole of APAC, including remote and rural communities, what does that vision look like to you?