About Sheila (email blurb)
Last updated: 2026-09-20 For: the "About Sheila" block at the bottom of an email, an intro forward, a partner or speaker inquiry, a pitch. Source: Sheila's own post, 2026-09-18. Companion to linkedin-bio.md (longer, editorial) and the press bio in that file.
Recommended (about 120 words)
About Sheila
> Sheila Pande is the founder and CEO of Tandem (beintandem.co), which builds mental health infrastructure for primary care and OB/GYN settings, serving providers and patients. She built it from three things: her own experience as a patient, a career in global health and digital health, and watching her physician parent run out of tools for the patients in front of her. Tandem onboarded its first two clinics this year and is scaling. > > Tandem is an AI-native-ops company. As a non-technical CEO creating jobs, Sheila also built WTF is AI (wtfisai.co), training that helps people AI-proof their careers and build real subject matter expertise.
Short (two sentences, for an intro forward or a signature)
> Sheila Pande is the founder and CEO of Tandem (beintandem.co), which builds mental health infrastructure into primary care and OB/GYN visits for providers and patients. She also founded WTF is AI (wtfisai.co), training that helps people AI-proof their careers.
With a line of warmth (when the email is a first introduction)
About Sheila
> Sheila Pande is the founder and CEO of Tandem (beintandem.co), mental health infrastructure for primary care and OB/GYN settings, built for providers and patients alike. She came to it as a patient who could not find care that fit, as a global and digital health professional, and as the daughter of a physician who kept running out of tools for her own patients. The first two clinics are onboarded and Tandem is scaling. > > Tandem is an AI-native-ops company, and Sheila is a non-technical CEO who builds. That experience became WTF is AI (wtfisai.co), training that helps people AI-proof their careers and deepen the subject matter expertise that makes them hard to replace. > > She is always glad to talk to clinics, health systems, and anyone trying to get their team past feeling behind on AI.
Notes
- Keep the two links in. In an email they are the call to action.
- Swap the last line of the third version for whatever that specific email is asking for.
- Update the clinic count as it changes. It is the only number here and it dates fastest.