Inder Singh's Overview

Inder Singh is the visionary founder and CEO of Kinsa Health, a public health company on a mission to track and stop the spread of contagious illnesses through its network of FDA-cleared smart thermometers and accompanying mobile applications. He is passionate about leveraging technology to create an early warning system for human health, predicting and responding to outbreaks more effectively. Before founding Kinsa in 2012, Inder served as the Executive Vice President of the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), where he was instrumental in brokering agreements that dramatically lowered the price of life-saving drugs and diagnostics for millions in developing countries. His work at CHAI involved complex negotiations with pharmaceutical companies and governments, leading to significant advancements in global health. Inder's background combines deep expertise in healthcare, technology, and global public policy. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, a Master's in Engineering from MIT (though some sources state University of Michigan for Engineering, Harvard for Public Policy, and HBS for MBA - focusing on HBS MBA as most consistently cited for his business leadership), and a Bachelor's degree in Engineering from the University of Michigan. He is a recognized thought leader on the intersection of technology, data, and public health.

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