Alisha Moopen

Some Lesser Known Facts About Alisha Moopen

• During her childhood, she wanted to become a doctor.

• In 2005, she joined Ernst & Young as an audit executive and worked until 2011.

• In February 2012, she joined Medcare Hospital in Dubai as finance director and worked until December 2012.

• In January 2013, she joined Aster DM Healthcare in Dubai as a director and worked until September 2017.

• In November 2015, she started working as the CEO of Aster DM Healthcare in Dubai.

• In October 2016, she joined Aster & Medcare Hospitals & Medical Centres GCC as the CEO and worked until August 2018.

• In 2018, she was elected to join the class of The World Economic Forum as a young global leader.

• In August 2019, she started working at DM Healthcare in Dubai as the deputy managing director and worked until November 2023.

• In 2019, she was listed among the most influential women in the Arab World by CEO Middle East Magazine.

• In 2019, she was recognised as one of the Most Influential Women in the Arab World by CEO Middle East Magazine.

• In March 2021, she was featured in Images ReatailMe Magazine’s 50 Influential Women.
  

• In 2022, she became the first female elected Chapter Chair of YPO (Young Presidents Organisation), a global organisation that brings together 27,000 chief executives from over 130 countries.

  

• In November 2023, she was appointed as the managing director at Aster DM Healthcare.

• In 2023, she was elected to the Board of Directors for Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park in the United Arab Emirates.

• She maintains her fitness by working out at the gym and practising yoga.

  

• In 2023, she was listed among the 50 Inspiring Women Leaders by Arabian Business.

• In 2023, Arabian Business recognised her as one of the top 10 Healthcare Visionaries for the Middle East.

• In 2024, she hit the headlines after her company Aster DM Healthcare planned a merger with investors Blackstone and TPG. The merger will be a collaboration of four brands known as Aster DM, CARE Hospitals, KIMSHEALTH, and Evercare, which will be creating a network of 38 hospitals and over 10,150 beds across India.

• Thereafter, she claimed to add 3,500 beds in the hospitals and hopes to become one of the top Healthcare providers in India by 2027.