SP Jain partners with SURGE Growth Partners for healthcare education

SP Jain partners with SURGE Growth Partners for healthcare education

11 August 2026 Consultancy-me.com
SP Jain partners with SURGE Growth Partners for healthcare education

SP Jain School of Global Management has signed a memorandum of understanding with SURGE Growth Partners, a UAE-based healthcare consulting firm, to co-create education modules for healthcare leaders around the region.

The collaboration will focus on developing courses, executive leadership programs, masterclasses, and healthcare case studies, as well as delivering customized capability-building programs for healthcare organizations in the Gulf Cooperation Council.

SURGE Growth Partners will bring in its deep insights and practical experience in the healthcare industry. The Dubai-based consulting firm works with healthcare entities to translate strategy into on-ground execution, focusing on revenue growth, profitability, market share, operational performance, transformation, and sustainable value creation.

SP Jain School of Global Management meanwhile is an international business school with campuses across Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore and Sydney. Established in 2004, its Dubai campus provides management education to business leaders across the Middle East.

“This partnership will benefit healthcare executives, aspiring leaders, clinicians transitioning into management, entrepreneurs, and professional organizations seeking customized training solutions,” said Vivek Shukla, Founder and Managing Director of SURGE Growth Partners and a former executive at Frost & Sullivan.

Shukla noted that the initiative addresses the growing need in the GCC for healthcare leaders who can combine academic knowledge with a practical understanding of operations, strategy, commercial management, and transformation. “By combining SP Jain’s academic capabilities with our industry expertise, the jointly developed programs aim to be highly relevant and directly connected to current healthcare challenges.”