Dr. Katherine Grill received a BS in Art Therapy, MA in Psychology and PhD in Behavioral Neuroscience. While completing her PhD, she worked at Children’s National pediatric hospital in Washington, D.C. conducting NIH research. She was also the co-founder of a community health program for young adults called Mindful Millennials. In 2017 Dr. Grill moved to the San Francisco Bay Area to learn about using technology to increase access to mental health care. In 2018 she founded Neolth, a technology company that provides personalized mental health support and community to teens through a self-guided platform.

As the Co-founder and CEO of Neolth, Dr. Grill has won numerous awards including the 2021 Timmy Finalist as a Best Tech for Social Good company, 2020 Startup of the Year EdTech award, Top 100 Startup in 2020 by SOTY, Top 100 company in 2020 by Pepperdine University, the SoGal San Francisco Regional Pitch Competition and the SoGal Global Finals Pitch Competition, the largest pitch competition for female founders in the world. She’s been featured in numerous articles and received press for her work with Neolth, including being featured in Forbes alongside the founders of Bumble and Zyper in 2021 as a leading female founder and was honored with a display on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square in 2020.