Nikhil Bhojwani is a Managing Partner at Recon Strategy, a consulting firm that he founded in 2010, where he works with healthcare leaders on questions relating to vision and strategy. Clients include hospital systems, payers, life-science firms, digital health companies, and non-profits. Nikhil has served on the board of TiE Boston since 2016 and has been active in TiE ScaleUp and TiE Angels, and started TiE’s digital health catalyst program. He is also on the board of the non-profit Reimagining Migration whose mission is to advance the education and wellbeing of migrant and refugee children and is an advisor to the Healthcare Leadership program at Brown University. He is also on the boards of startups, Entromy and Zakipoint, and is a frequent speaker at business and healthcare programs, and an occasional commentator on healthcare strategy and policy.

Nikhil, along with Dr. Atul Gawande, coined the term Assurance testing in a July 2020 Harvard Business Review article that formed the blueprint for the Assurance Testing Alliance and CIC-Health, which has since become a leading national marketplace for Covid testing. Prior to starting Recon, Nikhil spent many years at The Boston Consulting Group, where he worked on strategy, organization, and operational challenges. Before that he worked in India in the media business, co-authored an award-winning book, wrote a regular column for a leading newspaper, and lectured at two business schools. Nikhil holds a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Mathematics from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University and an MBA from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, both with honors. Nikhil and his wife Kunika and their two boys live in the Boston area.

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