“Our mission is to enable the UAE, the gateway to the Gulf region, to be the #1 medical hub”
Here at Dansys, we turned to global innovation to find state-of-the art solutions for our customers within the Gulf region. As a highly effective, forward-thinking and collaborative team, we see the details and bigger picture. Looking ahead, together with our clients and counterparts, we want to enable this region to be the number 1 medical destination. We strongly believe in building hand-in-hand collaborations and take pride in being a name that medical businesses can trust. Our clients’ and suppliers’ success is truly our success.
Mr. Tom McDermott, Vice President at Dansys is a Medical Sales Management Professional with over 20 years of experience and a solid reputation for building and directing sales territories, leading top-performing entities and building winning teams. Graduated from Michigan State University, Mr. Tom is trusted as an innovative and result-driven expert in the Medical Aesthetics field.
Roger Hawa has spent most of his professional career in the marketing and communication business, based in Dubai and covering the Middle East and North Africa region. Roger holds an M.A in Middle Eastern Studies, as well as a B.A in Business Administration, from the American University of Beirut. A British national of Lebanese/English origins, Roger has been working in Dubai for the past 27 years. Prior to the UAE, he worked in the UK, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
Monia has over 6 years experience in medical aesthetic marketing. Her Bachelor’s Degree in Graphic Design & Marketing has helped cultivate her true creative brilliance.
Mr. Nabil Khayyat, Director of Client Relations resides on Dansys’ management team and has spent 9 years building a solid network of partnerships for Dansys. He has been instrumental in the growth of the business by managing and protecting the relationship between Dansys and our clients.
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