Niveditha Mogali is a thought leader in the life science industry and engages in public forums on transforming healthcare through data science. Her work is inspired by personal losses, a desire to educate the public, and a passion for mentoring women in similar fields. Mogali is passionate about using analytics to bridge gaps in healthcare and empower the healthcare ecosystem.
Mogali’s inspiration is to positively impact lives, enabling her to use Artificial Intelligence to transform patient outcomes. She has been featured as a speaker at industry events, where she shared insights on the impact of Artificial General Intelligence in life sciences. Mogali has also received several impactful global accolades.
Niveditha Mogali’s Dedication to Science
Motivated by the loss of her grandmother to kidney failure due to a lack of patient education and losing her grandfather and father-in-law to COVID-19, Mogali is committed to healthcare transformation. Her grandmother’s loss came from excessive pain medication use, which motivated Mogali to close the gap between patient education/empowerment and HCP engagement. She lost her grandfather and father-in-law on the same day due to a lack of treatment, which propelled her to ensure all patients have access to the correct medication at the right time.
Career Achievements
As Director of Enterprise Omnichannel Analytics Capabilities at GSK, Mogali leads the development of AI and machine learning models that optimize doctor-patient engagement and business decision-making. Her work aims to improve healthcare outcomes by translating data into actionable insights for doctors and patients.
In addition, Mogali has received numerous awards for her work and contributions. She received the Young Promising Engineer Award from the Indian Society for Technical Education in 2008, the Extra Miler Award in 2009, and the Excellence Award in 2011 from Infosys. In 2014, she received the ARF Gold David Ogilvy Award from FCB in 2015 with her team. GSK acknowledged her work with the Innovation Performance Trust Award in 2018 and 2019, and the Global Recognition Award for four consecutive years from 2019 to 2022 and again in 2024.
Mogali is a thought leader who speaks at top conferences such as the Pharma CX Marketing Summit and Reuters Pharma USA. Along with her speaking engagements, Mogali advocates for mentorship and STEM education, especially leadership initiatives for women in the industry. This reinforces her commitment to empowering women. She co-founded the Spark Initiative at Infosys, mentors through GSK, and contributes to the Chester County Innovate Program. The Spark Initiative positively influenced over 6,000 rural students during her tenure.
Mogali’s ideas were also recognized when she became a finalist and was awarded runner-up for the Greater Philadelphia Social Innovation Awards, and she plans to further educate the public about transforming healthcare through innovation and data science.
Future Aspirations in Healthcare Advancements
Mogali’s plans include driving AI-driven healthcare advancements where data, technology, and healthcare meet while inspiring and mentoring more women to pursue careers in STEM. She aims to expand her impact by advancing AI and analytics in healthcare and encouraging more women to grow in science and technology.
To minimize delays and maximize access while supporting the next generation of women in STEM, Mogali’s ultimate goal is to guarantee that innovation translates into real-world improvements in patient care.
Mogali transformed her tragedies into an inspiring career and paved the way for the next generation through education initiatives and public speaking. Her work as a thought leader in life sciences has been recognized, and her future work is centered around positively impacting patient lives.
