Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Karan Singh co-founded Ginger, a digital platform that takes a preventative approach to mental health, in 2011. As COO of Ginger (now Headspace Health), he leads the company’s clinical operations and strategy, growing the platform’s solutions to reach millions of people around the world in 50 countries through partnerships with employers and health plans. Karan has over 13 years of experience in the healthcare industry and is considered a leader in the digital health community.
In a fireside chat format, Karan will discuss his career journey since graduating from Haas, the trends in the mental healthcare industry, and his work at Ginger and Headspace Health. There will be time at the end for questions from the audience.
We are pleased to be partnering, in conjunction with Google, on the important initiative of The Haas Healthcare Association John E. Martin Mental Healthcare Challenge. This DSS talk kicks off the start of this year’s Challenge, which invites graduate student teams from around the world to explore and develop innovative solutions focused on improving the quality of and access to mental healthcare.
Karan Singh co-founded Ginger, a digital platform that takes a preventative approach to mental health, in 2011. As COO of Ginger (now Headspace Health), he leads the company’s clinical operations and strategy, growing the platform’s solutions to reach millions of people around the world in 50 countries through partnerships with employers and health plans. Karan has over 13 years of experience in the healthcare industry and is considered a leader in the digital health community.
In a fireside chat format, Karan will discuss his career journey since graduating from Haas, the trends in the mental healthcare industry, and his work at Ginger and Headspace Health. There will be time at the end for questions from the audience.
We are pleased to be partnering, in conjunction with Google, on the important initiative of The Haas Healthcare Association John E. Martin Mental Healthcare Challenge. This DSS talk kicks off the start of this year’s Challenge, which invites graduate student teams from around the world to explore and develop innovative solutions focused on improving the quality of and access to mental healthcare.
