Hugh Nguyen: Honored to Accept the Friend of Singapore Red Cross Award
Hugh Nguyen, Managing Director at Abbott, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“The timing could not have been more meaningful.
Yesterday, I had the great honor of accepting the Friend of Singapore Red Cross Award on behalf of Abbott Singapore from the President of the Republic of Singapore, Tharman Shanmugaratnam. The award recognizes our collective commitment to supporting blood donation and community health.
Today, our Singapore office welcomed another blood donation drive in partnership with Singapore Red Cross and Singapore HSA Blood Services.
These moments are a powerful reminder that Abbott’s impact is not only measured by the life-changing technologies we deliver, but also by the partnerships we build, the communities we support, and the dedication of our colleagues who work every day to help people live healthier lives.
Across Abbott, our colleagues bring that purpose to life every day, combining innovation, compassion, and service to create meaningful impact for the people and communities we serve. Honored to contribute to that mission.”

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