Habeel Gazi

Habeel Gazi, the founder of HHG Consulting, brings over 17 years of hands-on experience in the healthcare and life sciences industries. He’s focused on helping early- and growth-stage medtech and health tech companies navigate the tough journey from initial concept to successful market launch. With a deep understanding of the field and a practical, strategic approach, Habeel guides companies through market challenges, helps secure funding, and builds tailored go-to-market strategies that get results.

A key part of Habeel’s success is his extensive network, which includes academic researchers, medical device developers, regulatory specialists, healthcare professionals, and investors. These connections allow him to forge vital partnerships, streamline regulatory hurdles, and open up new opportunities for the companies he supports. His knack for bringing the right people together is crucial in speeding up innovation and turning cutting-edge healthcare ideas into real, market-ready products.

Habeel has worked with companies that are pushing the limits of technology, from using AI and machine learning to augmented reality and advanced imaging. He’s helped them navigate complex regulatory pathways, build strong partnerships, and fine-tune their products to meet market needs. His experience means he knows what it takes to position a company for success and help them stand out in the competitive medtech space.

Beyond his consulting role, Habeel is also an ambassador for BioFlorida, a major industry group that represents over 8,000 life sciences professionals. This position boosts his influence in the medtech community and strengthens his ability to connect companies with key resources and partnerships, especially in important U.S. markets.

At HHG Consulting, Habeel’s goal is to help medtech and health tech companies grow effectively and sustainably. By aligning his expertise and network with each client’s unique strengths, he helps them navigate the complex U.S. healthcare market, bringing innovative solutions to life that improve patient care and drive better outcomes. He currently mentors MedTech and Health Tech startups via the Plug & Play Tech Centers in Indiana and Florida.