Nasha Fitter co-founded the FOXG1 Research Foundation shortly after her daughter Amara was diagnosed with FOXG1 syndrome. She is dedicated to leading our research strategy to find a cure for every child in the world who has FOXG1 syndrome. Nasha heads the rare and neurological disease division for Ciitizen, a technology company that enables fast and seamless access to patient data. She is also on the public board of the ACMG Foundation for Genetic and Genomic Medicine. Formerly, Nasha was the founder and CEO of tech startup Schoolie, which was acquired in 2016 by GreatSchools, as well as a Director at Microsoft Corp. Nasha has an MBA from the Harvard Business School.