Neha Singh is an interdisciplinary thinker with a vast background working in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Singh has a passion for social responsibility and entrepreneurship, which has led her to work as a former Cookie Strategy at Girl Scouts of the USA, Fulbright Scholar at The Fulbright Program, and consultant at EY.

Singh has a Bachelor of Science degree in economics-finance and quantitative perspectives, with a minor in health & industry, Magna Cum Laude from Bentley University, and has studied the General Course in Economics & Social Policy at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Singh also pursued post-graduate studies in Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Yale School of Management.

During her time at Girl Scouts, Singh developed the next generation of entrepreneurial leaders and introduced digital payments technology to over 2,000 troops across the country to meet evolving stakeholder expectations and grow revenue. She also spearheaded sustainability initiatives and established partnerships to further the impact of the organization. Prior to her work at Girl Scouts, Singh served as a Fulbright Fellow in Paris, where she worked in the public sector and conducted research on refugee entrepreneurship and integration. Singh has also worked as a consultant at EY in New York, working on performance improvement projects.

Singh's diverse experiences living in five countries have made her open and adaptable. She believes that diversity of thoughts and experiences enhance teams and outcomes. In her free time, Singh experiments with new recipes and explores NYC’s restaurant scene.