Fundraising Fox

Vijay Kedar

Founder

Co-Founder and CEO at Tomorrow Health

New York, New York, United States

FoundedTomorrow Health

About

Kedar previously spent several years at Oscar Health, where he worked in finance and strategy, served as General Manager of Texas, and later focused on care innovation. He began his career in the Private Equity Group at Goldman Sachs and served on the Board of Advisors of the Dallas Regional Chamber.

Co-Founder and CEO at Tomorrow Health

Intro paths

In turn, Vijay can intro founders to Tomorrow Health's investors below.

Experience

  1. Tomorrow HealthCo-Founder and CEOcurrent2019 — presentGreater New York City Area
  2. Oscar HealthCare Innovation2017Greater New York City Area
  3. Oscar HealthGeneral Manager of Texas2015 — 2017Dallas/Fort Worth Area
  4. Oscar HealthFinance and Strategy2014 — 2015Greater New York City Area
  5. Dallas Regional ChamberBoard of Advisors2015 — 2017Dallas/Fort Worth Area
  6. Goldman SachsPrivate Equity Group2011 — 2014Greater New York City Area

Skills & more

ValuationInvestmentsPrivate EquityEconomicsEntrepreneurshipEditingInvestment ManagementMicrosoft ExcelEquitiesAnalysisFinancial AnalysisFixed Income
+3 moreStrategyData AnalysisPublic Speaking

From Vijay's professional profile.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Vijay Kedar?
Kedar previously spent several years at Oscar Health, where he worked in finance and strategy, served as General Manager of Texas, and later focused on care innovation. He began his career in the Private Equity Group at Goldman Sachs and served on the Board of Advisors of the Dallas Regional Chamber.
Where does Vijay Kedar work?
Vijay Kedar is Co-Founder and CEO of Tomorrow Health.
What companies did Vijay Kedar found?
Vijay Kedar founded Tomorrow Health.
Where did Vijay Kedar go to school?
Vijay Kedar studied at Harvard Business School (Master of Business Administration - MBA); Harvard University (Bachelor of Arts, Government); University of Ghana (International Politics).

Founder mafias

Same school

Shared employers