Arif Nathoo
Trained as a physician and policy specialist, Nathoo earned an M.D. from Harvard Medical School and an M.P.A. in health policy from the Harvard Kennedy School, following an A.M. in molecular and cellular biology from Harvard College (magna cum laude). Before co-founding Komodo Health in 2014, he spent roughly six years at McKinsey & Company, rising to Associate Principal and co-leading the firm's medical affairs practice — work that gave him direct exposure to how fragmented healthcare data frustrates life-sciences decision-making. That consulting experience, combined with his clinical training, shaped Komodo's thesis: unify claims, lab, genomic, and demographic records into a single patient-journey map. The company has raised over $400 million and reached a valuation above $3 billion.