Vikas Narula created and co-founded Keyhubs, a management software and consulting firm built around informal networks in the workplace. He had the idea in 2006, while enrolled in the Global MBA program at Duke University. Its clients include Accenture and Medtronic. Forbes and Twin Cities Business magazine have covered the company.
He graduated from Maharishi University of Management (MUM) in 1994 with a bachelor's degree in computer science. He worked for 15 years at two medical imaging start-ups, including 11 years at Vital Images. He founded Neighborhood Forest, a social venture that gives free trees to school children every Earth Day. He is adjunct faculty of purpose-driven entrepreneurship at Minneapolis Community and Technical College.