Maria Betty Grace Bontigao-Emocling: 7 Years of Purpose-Driven Leadership at Boehringer Ingelheim
Maria Betty Grace Bontigao-Emocling, Therapeutic Area Lead – Cardiovascular and Lytics Business at Boehringer Ingelheim, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Celebrating 7 years at Boehringer Ingelheim today-and feeling incredibly proud of the journey.
Over the years, I’ve been entrusted to lead and contribute across cardiovascular, respiratory, specialty care, rare disease, and now thrombosis care.
Each therapeutic area brought new challenges, deeper responsibility, and the opportunity to grow as a leader.
I’m grateful for leaders who believed in me, mentors who challenged me, and teammates who consistently show what excellence and collaboration look like. It’s an honor to help shape patient journeys and work alongside passionate key opinion leaders who share the same purpose.
Most proud to be leading a dynamic, resilient, and high‑performing One Stroke Care Team-a group driven by impact, teamwork, and commitment to patients.
Looking forward to more milestones, growth, and meaningful impact in the years ahead.”

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