Health services platform Practo has announced the appointment of Jagnoor Singh as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). This strategic move is in line with the company’s goal of enhancing health outcomes while building a profitable, user-centric, and innovative business.
In his role, Singh will focus on optimizing operational processes and driving accelerated growth for Practo. He will oversee the development and execution of go-to-market (GTM) strategies, with a particular emphasis on expanding Practo’s reach in existing markets and tapping into new territories. His appointment highlights Practo’s commitment to improving healthcare delivery and operational efficiency.
Singh, who brings over 16 years of leadership experience, has held key roles at Airtel, OYO, Mondelez, and Unacademy. His expertise in sales, marketing, and business development, combined with a proven track record of implementing scalable and structured processes, will help enhance Practo’s execution and drive business growth.
At Practo, Singh will work closely with Shashank ND, the Co-founder and CEO, to expand the platform’s reach and drive meaningful impact in the healthcare sector. Singh’s leadership is expected to play a key role in Practo’s mission to empower patients and healthcare providers with the tools to make informed decisions.
Commenting on his new role, Singh expressed his excitement: “I am truly honored to join Practo at such a pivotal moment for the healthcare industry. Practo’s focus on improving health outcomes and its tech-first approach resonate deeply with me as we build impactful solutions that benefit both patients and providers. I look forward to contributing to Practo’s journey by building strong teams and implementing strategies that drive sustainable growth.”
Practo has revolutionized the healthcare space by leveraging computer science and data science to enable better health outcomes. The platform connects over 40 crore patients with more than 500,000 doctors and healthcare providers across 700 cities and operates in 22 countries, making it a leader in the global healthcare technology space.
