Ruben Toral (aka Medeguy)

Ruben Toral, also known as Medeguy, has extensive work experience in the healthcare and hospitality industries. Ruben currently serves as the Director of Healthcare + Wellness at QUO, a branding agency specializing in various sectors including healthcare and tourism. Prior to their current role, Ruben worked as a Principal at Intermedika Consulting, where they provided advisory services to healthcare and hospitality companies. Ruben played a key role in developing business strategies and innovative solutions for growth and profitability.

Ruben also served as a Strategic Advisor and Vice President of Business Development at Thanyapura Health & Sports Resort, where they contributed to the mission of promoting healthy and active lifestyles through sports and wellness.

Before that, Ruben founded and operated Medeguide Holdings Company Ltd, an online platform connecting patients and doctors. Ruben also established MedNet Asia Ltd, a strategic consulting company focusing on hospital and doctor marketing, branding, and medical tourism.

Ruben's earlier experience includes working at Bumrungrad International Hospital as the Marketing Director, where they successfully doubled international patient volume, trebled international patient revenue, and positioned the hospital as a leading medical tourism destination. Ruben also conceptualized and executed the hospital's rebranding efforts and managed international marketing and business development activities.

Prior to their work in healthcare, Ruben was a Partner at Global Lithotripsy Services Inc., a provider of lithotripsy services and equipment to hospitals and urologists in various regions.

Throughout their career, Ruben Toral has demonstrated strong leadership and expertise in strategic consulting, branding, marketing, and business development in the healthcare and hospitality sectors.

Ruben Toral, also known as Medeguy, obtained their Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Ruben pursued their undergraduate education at this institution from 1981 to 1985.