MPS Connect
Linh Truong is a seasoned commercial manager with extensive experience in financial and operational leadership across various sectors. Currently serving as the Commercial Manager at MPS Connect since May 2023, Linh focuses on business process improvement, ERP transformation, and team development. Prior to this role, Linh provided strategic advisory services to small businesses and startups through Client Engagement - Consulting. Previous positions include Commercial Manager at Urbis, where partnerships with real estate teams were forged, and as Senior Commercial Financial Manager at Corrs Chambers Westgarth, targeting profitable outcomes for construction and property projects. Linh’s career also includes significant roles at Pearson, Countplus Limited, The Linde Group, and Ernst & Young, where a solid foundation in finance and acquisitions was built. Linh holds a double degree in Commerce and Arts from the University of Melbourne.
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MPS Connect
MPS Connect is an end to end Medication Management Solution. Whether you’re prescribing, dispensing or administering medication, MPS Connect makes the entire process safer and easier, with connecting GPs to pharmacists to aged care facilities, their care staff and residents. MPS Connect saves time, minimises documentation and reduces preventable medication incidents through our dynamic software and state-of-the-art packing solutions. MPS packs and distribute over five million medication sachets or blisters per month for more than 800 aged care homes and community MPS Connect was the first to have a TGA manufacturing facility and now boasts 3 facilities across Australia, all operating within a culture of compliance and continuous improvement to the highest level of TGA accreditation standards. Our capacity permits risk mitigation for unforeseen events and enables MPS to always manage supply. We assign significant resources to monitoring, measuring and improving our Quality outcomes, which has been proven over 20 years of service in the industry, with a current published error rate of 1 in 1 million.