Jingyi Chen

Jingyi Chen has a diverse work experience across various industries. In 2017, they served as the President of Peking University for AIESEC in Mainland of China. Jingyi also worked as an Evaluation Manager for the Village People Project and as a Project Intern for NPI-Non-Profit Incubator.

In 2018, Jingyi served as a Project Assistant for China-Africa Business Council and China-Africa Health Industry Alliance, where they designed a Digital Health Solution for UHC in sub-Saharan Africa. Jingyi also worked as a Business Development Assistant for the U.S.-China Health Summit and as a Research Assistant at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, supporting the "21st-Centry Barefoot Doctors program" and conducting economic analysis related to healthcare accessibility in rural areas of China.

Jingyi's work experience in 2019 includes roles such as an International Division Intern for JSI | John Snow, Inc., where they provided support for new business development and assisted in finance and operations of various projects. Jingyi also worked as a Strategy Consultant Intern at IBM, where they contributed to the development and transformation of AI technologies in the medical industry.

Currently, Jingyi works at Vincere Health as a Strategy and Product Consultant, utilizing their expertise to contribute to the company's strategies and products.

Jingyi Chen completed their Master's degree in Global Health and Population from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, graduating in 2020. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree in Public Health from Peking University. Their education journey also includes attending Beijing National Day School, although specific details such as degree and field of study are not available.