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Sreedhar Natarajan， 一个出生在印度的和很多中印移民类似背景的理工男，在加拿大创业start-up成功后，卖给台积电。他在加拿大住的时间不长，这笔交易数字没有透露，据说也就2，3千万美元，他并没有占大额股份。实际获利可能不超过5百万加币。这点获利在华人圈不算啥。一个北京的好学区的100平而已吧。这老兄在加拿大期间，就去过1次渥太华的QUUENSWAY CARLETON HOSPITAL。 他决定捐出1百万加币帮助这医院搞起了一个以他名字命名的啥实验室。据说是该医院历史上大额捐赠人中唯一一个非白人。
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sreedhar-natarajan-798922160/
老印整体情商真是很高，真是类似Sreedhar Natarajan这样高调的印度加拿大人，使得他们在加拿大的发展空前宽广，各行各业都有他们做领导，当我们在2年前联邦选举中哀叹整个自由党近30人的内阁部长中，印裔的就有5人。省级的就不说了，印裔议员是华裔的3倍。市级议员，印裔1-2人。
低调还是高调好？我们老中为啥把低调视为美德？ 值得深思。
https://ottawasun.com/2012/06/28/do...-qch/wcm/4b225639-af1d-48cf-887a-2e0dd18f609d
Donor gives $1M to upgrade QCH
Medical appointments just got more convenient for 40,000 outpatients at the Queensway Carleton Hospital.
The Sreedhar Natarajan ambulatory care centre and the QCH outpatient rehabilitation program officially opened Thursday.
The upgrades mean the hospital is a one-stop shop for patients.
“They can have access to specialists in their fields, whether it is cardiology or respirology or orthopedics,” said Brian Smith, director of ambulatory care and therapeutic services.
In addition, there’s a telehealth consultation room “where we actually have patients come in for telemedicine calls remotely, so patients don’t have to travel to the hospital.”
The new centre comes thanks in part to Natarajan, who donated $1 million.
“You can tell I’m an engineer, which means I hate hospitals,” joked Natarajan.
He has only visited QCH once, about five years ago when he severed tendons in his thumb.
“I was having a glass of wine and the wine glass tipped over and I tried to grab it, and I caught it after it broke,” Natarajan said. “And I was in a cast for a good six, seven weeks. I thought it was just a cut, but it happened to be a good 2-1/2 hour surgery.”
Natarajan decided to donate to the hospital, even though he shuttles back and forth between Taiwan and his home in Stittsville.
“If people don’t give, nothing’s going to expand right? And the government has been good to me, so why not give back?” he said.
@ottawasunkroche
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sreedhar-natarajan-798922160/
老印整体情商真是很高，真是类似Sreedhar Natarajan这样高调的印度加拿大人，使得他们在加拿大的发展空前宽广，各行各业都有他们做领导，当我们在2年前联邦选举中哀叹整个自由党近30人的内阁部长中，印裔的就有5人。省级的就不说了，印裔议员是华裔的3倍。市级议员，印裔1-2人。
低调还是高调好？我们老中为啥把低调视为美德？ 值得深思。
https://ottawasun.com/2012/06/28/do...-qch/wcm/4b225639-af1d-48cf-887a-2e0dd18f609d
Donor gives $1M to upgrade QCH
Medical appointments just got more convenient for 40,000 outpatients at the Queensway Carleton Hospital.
The Sreedhar Natarajan ambulatory care centre and the QCH outpatient rehabilitation program officially opened Thursday.
The upgrades mean the hospital is a one-stop shop for patients.
“They can have access to specialists in their fields, whether it is cardiology or respirology or orthopedics,” said Brian Smith, director of ambulatory care and therapeutic services.
In addition, there’s a telehealth consultation room “where we actually have patients come in for telemedicine calls remotely, so patients don’t have to travel to the hospital.”
The new centre comes thanks in part to Natarajan, who donated $1 million.
“You can tell I’m an engineer, which means I hate hospitals,” joked Natarajan.
He has only visited QCH once, about five years ago when he severed tendons in his thumb.
“I was having a glass of wine and the wine glass tipped over and I tried to grab it, and I caught it after it broke,” Natarajan said. “And I was in a cast for a good six, seven weeks. I thought it was just a cut, but it happened to be a good 2-1/2 hour surgery.”
Natarajan decided to donate to the hospital, even though he shuttles back and forth between Taiwan and his home in Stittsville.
“If people don’t give, nothing’s going to expand right? And the government has been good to me, so why not give back?” he said.
@ottawasunkroche
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