Bruce Nakfoor
Founder - CEOBRUCE NAKFOOR
Founder – CEO
Bruce is a medical student at the University of Michigan and the founder of KneeKeeper, a platform designed to reduce preventable ACL injuries in young athletes through accessible neuromotor retraining exercises.
A lifelong sports enthusiast, Bruce’s own experience with repeated injuries and rehabilitation fueled his commitment to helping the next generation of athletes stay healthy and active. What began as a personal mission has grown into KneeKeeper’s vision: empowering athletes, parents, and coaches with practical tools to protect knee health and support long-term performance.
In addition to his entrepreneurial work, Bruce is actively involved in clinical research at the intersection of exercise and medicine, exploring how physical activity improves outcomes for patients with cancer.
Bradford Bailey
Vice President - COOBRADFORD BAILEY
Vice President – COO
Bradford graduated from Harvard College in 2010 with a degree in Government and Economics and went on to earn his MBA from Cambridge University with a concentration in entrepreneurship.
During his four years at Harvard, Bradford was an intramural sports enthusiast, was elected the intramural sports chair for Currier House, and was a member of the board for the campus-wide program.
While Bradford has luckily not personally suffered any catastrophic knee injuries, he has unfortunately shared the field with teammates who have. He is excited to join the Kneekeeper team to lower the risk of future knee injuries for young athletes everywhere.
