Dr. Neha Sangwan

NEHA SANGWAN, MD, CEO and founder of Intuitive Intelligence, Inc., is a mechanical & biomedical engineer, physician, and communication expert empowering corporate leaders and organizational teams to excel under pressure. She’s a Doctor of Being Human, connecting people in power to their humanity and helping humanity discover its power.

Dr. Sangwan bridges the worlds between our personal, physical and professional lives with Intuitive Intelligence — a combination of physical, mental, emotional, social and behavioral knowledge that when integrated, improve communication, elevate consciousness and create transformative outcomes.

Dr. Sangwan pioneers comprehensive programs that combine the science of medicine with the art of communication to catalyze resilient and healing organizational cultures. She is an international speaker and influencer on the topics of high-performance, emotional agility, conflict resolution, and the unique communication struggles of teams in high-stress environments.

Dr. Sangwan consults with a range of companies from tech to Fortune 100 iconic brands. Some of her client companies include: American Express, Google, BDO, Stanford University, University of Michigan, and Harvard’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Her private practice serves organizational leaders and family foundations. She has a particular passion for women leaders and youth development programs, as she sees those programs building strong future leaders.

On social media as Doctor Neha (the doctor everyone turns to when they’re not getting the answers they need), Dr. Sangwan is in dialogue with a wide public audience. She has had the honor of sharing her work on corporate, university, and conference stages, including a quarter million views on TEDx.

Personal growth, accountability, curiosity and learning.
Authentic conversations & collaboration.
Making complex topics simple, practical, fun and accessible to others.
Recognizing patterns and ways in which we’re all connected.
Generous intent between humans.
The unexpected.
An uncontrollable belly laugh!

My uncle Mukesh, who died in a plane crash when I was 10. In the most formative years of my life, he was present, engaged, curious, affectionate, and loving with me. He taught me to have fun and made sure that I believed in myself. He protected me from bullying and complimented me on my ability to connect to people. He even let me ride the white horse with him into his fabulous Indian wedding!

Professionally, Jim Gordon and Mark Hyman are physicians who not only showed me there was an entrepreneurial path that an MD could take in medicine, but also believed in me at the times when I lost faith in myself. Their steady friendship and wisdom has inspired me to keep moving forward, even when it was hard.

No Bad Parts by Dick Schwartz

The Wisdom of Trauma by Gabor Mate

Spare by Prince Harry

US Getting Past You & Me to Build More Loving Relationships by Terrance Real

Atlas of the Heart by Brene Brown

The Book of Joy by Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu

The Healing Organization by Raj Sisodia and Michael Gelb

Everybody Matters by Bob Chapman and Raj Sisodia

TalkRx: Five Steps to Honest Conversations that Create Health and Happiness by Neha Sangwan, MD

Powered By Me: From Burned Out to Fully Charged by Neha Sangwan, MD