Rahul is from Bridgewater, New Jersey. While working at a hospital in Pune, India, he discovered first-hard troubling realities of the healthcare system in the developing world, which inspired him to pursue public health. He went on to get his bachelor’s degree in Community Health at Tufts University. During his studies, he also worked with different campaigns in Washington, DC to help focus national healthcare objectives. Rahul completed his MPH at Tufts Medical, where he evaluated a harm reduction pilot hosted by the Office of HIV/AIDS as his final project. Following graduation, Rahul worked at GBCHealth, a global health non-profit focused on mobilizing the private sector to create sustainable partnerships. Prior to joining GHC, he completed a yearlong placement as a Princeton Fellow working with the UN World Food Program in Ecuador, where he aided in resource mobilization and project monitoring. When not wearing a tie, Rahul can most likely be found rocking out with his band playing guitar, struggling on a yoga mat, or backpacking through new adventures.