Siemens Healthineers has appointed Evelyn Gunnewig as Chief Executive Officer of its Pakistan operations.
The appointment strengthens the company’s leadership in Pakistan as it expands its focus on healthcare innovation, digitalisation and artificial intelligence.
Gunnewig will oversee the company’s strategic priorities in Pakistan. Her focus will include healthcare innovation, digital transformation and the adoption of AI-enabled technologies.
The company aims to use these technologies to help healthcare providers improve clinical decisions, operational efficiency and patient outcomes.
Siemens Healthineers Marks More Than a Century in Pakistan
Siemens Healthineers has maintained a presence in Pakistan for more than 100 years.
The company’s partnership with Pakistan’s healthcare sector began in Lahore in 1922.
Since then, Siemens Healthineers has worked with healthcare providers across the country. It has supported the healthcare ecosystem through medical technologies, clinical expertise and digital solutions.
The company’s portfolio covers medical imaging, diagnostics, cancer care, minimally invasive therapies, digital health and artificial intelligence.
These technologies are particularly relevant to major healthcare challenges in areas such as cardiology, oncology, neurology and non-communicable diseases.
New CEO Brings 15 Years of International Experience
Gunnewig brings more than 15 years of international leadership experience to her new position.
Her professional experience spans Europe, the Middle East, Africa, South Asia and Australia.
She has worked on business growth, transformation and strategic partnerships across multiple international markets.
Siemens Healthineers said her experience will help strengthen engagement with healthcare providers, medical professionals and other stakeholders in Pakistan.
The company expects her leadership to support further collaboration and innovation across the country’s healthcare sector.
Gunnewig Highlights AI and Local Partnerships
Commenting on her appointment, Evelyn Gunnewig said Siemens Healthineers’ purpose is to advance healthcare through innovation and sustainable solutions.
She said the company would strengthen its partnerships in Pakistan and focus on understanding the specific needs of healthcare providers and patients.
Gunnewig also highlighted artificial intelligence, medical imaging and digitalisation as key areas of focus.
“I see immense potential in this region,” she said, adding that her priority would be to turn technology, expertise and local collaboration into measurable progress.
She said the goal was to support better clinical decisions, stronger healthcare systems and improved patient outcomes.
As healthcare providers increasingly adopt digital technologies and artificial intelligence, Siemens Healthineers plans to expand its technology and clinical expertise in Pakistan.
The company said continued investment in innovation and collaboration could help healthcare providers improve efficiency, enhance patient care and build more sustainable healthcare systems for the future.
