During their time in Buenos Aires, the students from #HECUnited met Juan Pablo Quel, who explained the pivotal elements for achieving success as a leader within an international company. Additionally, he provided valuable insights into the current state and significance of vision care in South America.

Juan Pablo shared his inspiring journey and the alignment of his values with the company's mission. As the head of Johnson and Johnson Vision Care, he emphasized the importance of values in the workplace and how they contribute to a sense of fulfillment and purpose.

Beyond offering contact lenses, Juan Pablo discussed the company's commitment to visual health solutions globally. He shed light on their efforts to educate Vision Care Professionals in Argentina through digital platforms, enhancing the quality and accessibility of educational content.

The conversation took a turn towards innovation, with Juan Pablo emphasizing that innovation is not confined to products or digital solutions but extends to every aspect of one's approach to life and work.

For those considering international experiences, especially in the professional realm, Juan Pablo shared valuable advice. He highlighted the importance of understanding and adapting to different cultures, embracing the learning process, and taking calculated risks in one's career.

Embarking on a journey to connect with and interview esteemed HEC Alumni, HEC United, a dynamic student club, aims to inspire and showcase the rich diversity inherent in the HEC Community. Through engaging discussions and firsthand accounts, their mission is to highlight the multifaceted achievements and perspectives that characterize our vibrant HEC network.

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