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A bio for the programme, an intro for the host to read aloud, and a line for your name card. Ready before the organiser asks twice.
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Every bio you'll need
Being introduced
- Bio for when a friend introduces you
Paste it into their introduction email or message.
Sam is the founder and CEO of a Singapore healthtech company that brings care home to 12,000 elderly patients. They started out as an army medic running field clinics, then spent 4 years in operations at a regional hospital group. People come to Sam for an honest read on anything that touches healthcare regulation, and for the best laksa in Katong.
- Asking a friend to introduce you
Fill in the names and send it. Offer the bio above.
Hi [Name], would you introduce me to [Person]? I run a healthtech company caring for 12,000 elderly patients at home, and [why them]. Happy to send a short paragraph you can forward. Only if it feels right.
- Intro without your name
For when your friend checks with the other person first.
They started out as an army medic, running field clinics hours from the nearest hospital.
Today they run a Singapore healthtech company that brings care home to 12,000 elderly patients, after 4 years in operations at a regional hospital group.
Ask them about healthcare regulation, or where to find the best laksa.
On stage
- Speaker bio
For the programme or the organiser's website.
Sam is the founder and CEO of a Singapore healthtech company bringing care home to 12,000 elderly patients. A former army medic, they ran their first clinic out of a tent. They speak about scaling care without losing the human part.
- What the host reads before you speak
Send this to whoever introduces you.
Our next speaker started out running field clinics as an army medic. Today they bring care home to 12,000 elderly patients across Singapore. Please welcome Sam.
- Name card or panel line
For the speaker list or the card on the table.
Founder of a Singapore healthtech company caring for 12,000 elderly patients at home. Former army medic.
Online
- LinkedIn headline
The line under your name.
Founder and CEO, home healthcare for 12,000 elderly patients | Ex-army medic | Healthcare regulation, minus the headache
- LinkedIn About section
The section people read before they reply.
I started out as an army medic, running field clinics hours from the nearest hospital. It taught me that care works best when it comes to you.
Today I run a Singapore healthtech company that brings nurses home to 12,000 elderly patients. Before founding it, I spent 4 years in operations at a regional hospital group.
People come to me for an honest read on healthcare regulation, and for laksa in Katong. If either is useful, message me.
- Instagram, X or newsletter bio
Short enough for any profile.
Healthtech founder · ex-army medic · 12,000 patients cared for at home · Katong laksa loyalist
- Fun bio
Community pages, event apps, team pages: anywhere a bio should make people smile.
Sam sends nurses to people's grandparents for a living, 12,000 of them so far. Before that, they patched up soldiers in a tent, which makes most board meetings feel relaxing. Will defend Katong laksa against all comers.
In person
- Answer to "Tell me about yourself"
Interviews, first meetings, the start of any call.
I run a healthtech company in Singapore that sends nurses home to elderly patients, about 12,000 of them now. I started out as an army medic, then spent 4 years running operations for a hospital group, which is where I saw how hard it is for older people to get to care. So we bring the care to them. Next year we're taking it to Malaysia.
- Explaining your job to friends and family
The version that makes them finally get it, and laugh.
I send nurses to people's grandparents. Before that I patched up soldiers, so this is life on easy mode compared to that.
- "So what do you do?" at a work event
About 30 seconds, out loud.
I run a healthtech company that brings care home to elderly patients, about 12,000 of them now. I started out as an army medic, which turned out to be good training for a startup. What are you working on?
- Hello in a new group chat
When you're added and everyone's waiting.
Hi all, I'm Sam. I run a healthtech company that sends nurses home to 12,000 elderly patients in Singapore. Happy to help with anything healthcare, or laksa.
Examples are for Sam, an invented person. Yours are written from your answers.
How it works
- Add your LinkedIn (Save to PDF), a CV or screenshots.
- Answer a few short questions about what isn't on LinkedIn. Each one raises your intro score.
- See your score, add what's missing, rewrite to beat it, and copy any of your 14 pieces.
Questions
What should a speaker bio include?
45 to 60 words: your current role, your strongest proof (a number or a result), one human detail, and what you speak about. Send the host a separate, shorter version written to be read aloud, ending with your name.
What should the host say to introduce me on stage?
Two or three short spoken sentences, built to be read aloud: where you started, the most surprising thing about you, and what you do now, ending with "Please welcome" and your name. Avoid abbreviations or brackets a host could stumble on.
How do I write a short bio about myself?
Lead with what you do now, add one specific fact people remember (a number, a turn in your story, something you built outside work), and end with what people come to you for. Keep it to 3 or 4 sentences, in the third person if someone else will share it. The free bio writer from Inner Circle by BackScoop does this from your LinkedIn and a few questions, in about 3 minutes.
Is the bio writer free?
Yes. It takes about 3 minutes, writes 14 ready-to-copy pieces, and emails you a copy. Each answer you add raises your intro score, and you can rewrite to beat it.
What happens to my LinkedIn screenshots or CV?
They are read to write your bio and never stored. Only the text read from them and your answers are kept, and you can ask for everything to be deleted at innercircle@backscoop.com.
From Inner Circle by BackScoop, which introduces members to one another every Monday. Membership is by application.