Dr. Bobbi Wegner

Dr. Bobbi Wegner is a Harvard psychologist, entrepreneur, and international speaker who helps leaders and organizations build healthy, high-performing teams.

She is the Founder & CEO of Groops, a psychology-driven platform that combines assessments, group coaching, and AI-powered insights to help scaling companies strengthen team cohesion, leadership alignment, and organizational health. Groops is currently supported by Harvard’s Institute of Quantitative Social Science, where Dr. Wegner is a faculty founder in the 2025 Foundry cohort, building the first AI “Team Psychologist Co-Pilot” to measure and improve collaboration in real time.

As a lecturer in Organizational Psychology and Management at Harvard University’s Division of Professional Development and Executive Education, Dr. Wegner teaches large courses on motivation, team psychology, and applied coaching for leaders. She also lectures in Human Development and Education at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education. Across these roles, she focuses on translating psychological science into practical leadership tools for real-world business impact.

Dr. Wegner has spoken at major stages worldwide, including GE’s Leadership Summit for EMEA, Harvard University’s Alumni Reunion Weekend (Keynote Speaker), GCUC Global, HRA25, AVA Summit, and the Transform Conference. She has worked with global organizations across tech, healthcare, finance, construction, education, and government, including executive teams at Fortune 500 companies and fast-growing startups.

She is the author of "Raising Feminist Boys" and is currently writing her second book, "Coaching for the Modern Leader: The Psychology of High-Performing Teams." Her insights have been featured on NPR, NBC, the "TODAY" show, Psychology Today, Harvard Health Blog, and in TEDx talks on psychology and culture.

Her speaking style blends science, stories, and humor - helping audiences not just understand team psychology but feel it.