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Empathy is the core to winning trust: Narayana Health’s Abhishek Misra
Mint New Delhi
|October 27, 2025
Marketing healthcare is no easy task—costs are rising, consumers are more vocal than ever online, and trust is fragile.
How can you take the lessons learned from cutting edge consumer-tech businesses and apply them to a more regulated and cautious sector such as hospitals? Abhishek Misra, country head-brand & marketing at Narayana Health, believes the answer lies in something timeless: keeping the customer at the core. Edited excerpts from an interview:
What lessons have you taken from your previous stints in consumer-facing businesses?
I had the good fortune to work with a bunch of startups and founders, such as Ola, Livspace, and Games 24x7. Looking back on my journey in consumer-tech, three lessons have stood out as universal truths.
First, data-powered personalization isn’t optional. Consumers want brands to understand their unique needs and preferences, and they want it to reflect in every interaction they have with a brand. Whether suggesting products, delivering service or resolving issues—context is king.
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