2017 Johnson & Johnson One Young World Scholars


It's a great honor to have our CEO, Abdul Samed Zurak to be part of the eight (8) aspiring young leaders from across the globe selected by One Young World as the 2017 Johnson & Johnson One Young World Scholars to attend the 2017 OYW Summit in Bogota, Columbia in October. This will provide a unique opportunity to engage with global thought leaders to debate, formulate and share innovative solutions for some of the world's most pressing issues with peers and J&J delegates. This selection comes out of over 2,200 applications received from more than 160 countries for the Johnson & Johnson One Young World Scholarship Program which was open to young leaders on the front lines of delivering care, including health care professionals, family care givers, individual leaders and others working or involved in the health/care giving arena.

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