Sanjeev Kanoria is a London-based liver transplant surgeon, and healthcare entrepreneur. He is the chairman of Advinia HealthCare as well as the owner and vice-chairman of the supervisory board of Austrian Anadi Bank. A trustee of the Kanoria Foundation, which has an asset base of USD 10 billion, he  is the son of Hari Prasad and Champa Devi Kanoria - and brother of Hemant Kanoria, chairman of Indian group SREI Infrastructure Finance Limited. Medical career Dr Kanoria trained at King's College London and Royal Free Hospital, London. He has worked for over 15 years in the area of liver transplant and hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons as well as being included on the General Medical Council Specialist Register. Dr Kanoria has a PhD from University College London for his research on reducing liver injury. He is the co-author of the chapter on liver disease in the Bailey & Love surgery textbook (26th edition). After receiving an MBA from London Business School and North Western University in 1997, Dr Kanoria served as a consultant in Healthcare, Strategy & Finance at McKinsey & Co until 1999. He has set up a Rs 450 crore, 400-bed, multi-specialty hospital in Navi Mumbai. The 500, 000 square foot hospital is set to open in December .
Sanjeev Kanoria is a London-based liver transplant surgeon, and healthcare entrepreneur. He is the chairman of Advinia HealthCare as well as the owner and vice-chairman of the supervisory board of Austrian Anadi Bank. Dr Kanoria is also the founder of Suasth Hospital, a 350 bed multispecialty hospital in Navi Mumbai. The facility combines science and spirituality; complementing technological advancements are its healing garden and meditation centre, under the Yogoda Satsanga Society which is a legacy of the famous master Paramahansa Yogananda. He is the son of Hari Prasad and Champa Devi Kanoria - and brother of Hemant Kanoria, chairman of Indian group SREI Infrastructure Finance Limited. Medical career Dr Kanoria trained at King's College London and Royal Free Hospital, London. He has worked for over 15 years in the area of liver transplant and hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons as well as being included on the General Medical Council Specialist Register. Dr Kanoria has a PhD from University College London for his research on reducing liver injury. He is the co-author of the chapter on liver disease in the Bailey & Love surgery textbook (26th edition). After receiving an MBA from London Business School and North Western University in 1997, Dr Kanoria served as a consultant in Healthcare, Strategy & Finance at McKinsey & Co until 1999. In January 2019, he co-wrote a chapter, Dealing with Different Cultures: Overcoming Challenges of Service Design in a Multicultural World: Theory, Concepts, Practice to the book Service Design and Service Thinking in Healthcare and Hospital Management .
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A trustee of the Kanoria Foundation, which has an asset base of USD 10 billion, he
Dr Kanoria is also the founder of Suasth Hospital, a 350 bed multispecialty hospital in Navi Mumbai. The facility combines science and spirituality; complementing technological advancements are its healing garden and meditation centre, under the Yogoda Satsanga Society which is a legacy of the famous master Paramahansa Yogananda.
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He has set up a Rs 450 crore, 400-bed, multi-specialty hospital in Navi Mumbai. The 500, 000 square foot hospital is set to open in December
In January 2019, he co-wrote a chapter, Dealing with Different Cultures: Overcoming Challenges of Service Design in a Multicultural World: Theory, Concepts, Practice to the book Service Design and Service Thinking in Healthcare and Hospital Management