Team

Randall ensures that Innerscope study design and statistical analysis processes are scientifically sound and will result in unique and valuable insights for clients. “I ensure that the research we do will answer the questions our clients are asking,” says Randall. “This sometimes means helping the clients understand what their questions actually are before we do the research. It always means making sure that the research will result in answers that are scientifically valid.” Randall is also responsible for internal research focused on the development, refinement and validation of Innerscope’s data algorithms and product offerings. Prior to joining Innerscope, he created brain-plasticity-based training programs, validating those programs using neuropsychology, neuroimaging and electrophysiology. Randall also served as an assistant professor in the School of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco and received his doctorate in cognitive neuroscience from the University of California, Berkeley. Randall shares his home with his wife, children and a cat named Zoë.