Women’s Global Health Network was founded by Nupur Garg and Amanda Fornal. Their shared passion for equality, women’s rights, technology and healthcare education inspired them to focus on healthcare issues and disease prevention education for women in underserved populations.
Nupur Garg – Cofounder
Nupur is an MIT, Yale, and Mount Sinai-educated Emergency Medicine attending physician and Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Yale School of Medicine. She studied analytical systems dynamics and operational optimization at MIT. She has consulted with many hospitals across the nation to re-design and optimize patient flow along the entire spectrum of acute and post-acute care and create road-maps for provider skills training. She assists hospitals in revamping practices and policies that aid in better meeting patients’ needs while meeting metrics and financial goals.
Amanda Fornal – Cofounder
Amanda is a technology professional and business strategy consultant with 20 years of experience leading initiatives that strengthen and optimize processes, expand revenue-generating capabilities and maximize cost savings for companies across industries.
Amanda is a world explorer and a fellow of the Explorer’s Club that has traveled to more than 100 countries on successful expeditions creating both film and photo documentaries. She has a keen interest in ocean exploration, animal rights, conservation, global health and cultural understanding.