Wang Huimin

Biography

Huimin Wang, M.D., is corporate vice president, Japan, Asia and Pacific. Prior to his current role, Wang was responsible for the company’s Japan and Intercontinental regions. Since joining the company – then Baxter International – in 1993, Wang has served in a number of roles, including senior manager of strategy development, director of product/therapy for Baxter’s renal division in Japan, president of medical systems and devices, responsible for both the cardiovascular and intravenous systems businesses in Japan, and representative director of Baxter Limited. Before joining Baxter, Wang was a senior associate with Booz, Allen & Hamilton in Chicago, vice president of Integrated Strategies, a consulting and venture management firm he co-founded, and an associate with McKinsey & Company. Prior to that, Wang was a resident and staff physician in anesthesiology at Keio University Hospital in Tokyo. In 2006, Wang was appointed as visiting associate professor for Keio University's department of anesthesiology. Wang received a doctor of medicine degree from Kagoshima University in Japan, and a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Chicago.

Research Interest

Integrated Strategies, a consulting and venture management