Inder Singh is the founder & CEO of Kinsa, which is using mobile technologies to create a real-time map of human health to track—and stop—the spread of communicable illness. Prior to founding Kinsa, Inder was the Executive Vice President of the Clinton Foundation's Health Access Initiative (CHAI). While at CHAI, Inder brokered deals between 70 governments and 22 pharmaceutical companies that resulted in nearly $1.5 billion in cost savings from lower priced drugs and diagnostics for HIV/ AIDS, malaria, and TB. These cost savings enabled millions of people to receive life-saving treatment. Before his work in healthcare, Inder worked at several software startups globally. Inder holds five academic degrees, including three graduate degrees from Harvard and MIT.