Samuel Su Drives Alumni Growth through Legal Milestone
Samuel Su, CEO of Bestat Pharmaservices Corp. and President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association Headquarters of Departments, has successfully led the association to become a legally incorporated non-profit organization, marking a significant milestone in the development of the alumni community.
The official ceremony was held on June 22, where Dr. Keh Huan-Chao, President of Tamkang University, personally presented Samuel with the certificate of appointment. President Keh praised Samuel as “an exemplary model among Tamkang’s 330,000 alumni worldwide.”
In his remarks, Samuel stated, “With a heart of gratitude, I will continue to serve our alumni. I also plan to establish an advisory board composed of professionals from both the corporate and academic sectors, to further expand the reach and impact of our alumni network.”
As the head of one of Taiwan’s leading CRO companies, Samuel has long dedicated himself to the biotech industry. Yet he has never forgotten his roots, consistently giving back to his alma mater through mentorship, philanthropy, and advocacy for industry-academia collaboration. Samuel hopes that through his role as President of the Alumni Association, he can make even greater contributions--not only to TKU, but to society at large.
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Samuel Su, CEO of Bestat Pharmaservices Corp. and President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association Headquarters of Departments, has successfully led the association to become a legally incorporated non-profit organization, marking a significant milestone in the development of the alumni community.
The official ceremony was held on June 22, where Dr. Keh Huan-Chao, President of Tamkang University, personally presented Samuel with the certificate of appointment. President Keh praised Samuel as “an exemplary model among Tamkang’s 330,000 alumni worldwide.”
In his remarks, Samuel stated, “With a heart of gratitude, I will continue to serve our alumni. I also plan to establish an advisory board composed of professionals from both the corporate and academic sectors, to further expand the reach and impact of our alumni network.”
As the head of one of Taiwan’s leading CRO companies, Samuel has long dedicated himself to the biotech industry. Yet he has never forgotten his roots, consistently giving back to his alma mater through mentorship, philanthropy, and advocacy for industry-academia collaboration. Samuel hopes that through his role as President of the Alumni Association, he can make even greater contributions--not only to TKU, but to society at large.
Related news: https://www.cna.com.tw/postwrite/chi/405471