Lee Dudka

Lee Dudka has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Starting in 1980, they founded Dudka & Associates and served as the President, providing executive coaching and consulting services for strategic plans and process improvement in tech and biopharma businesses. Lee also worked as a speechwriter, with their client speeches published in "Vital Speeches of the Day." From 1983 to 2005, Dudka worked as a Management Consultant for Bristol-Myers Squibb, focusing on strategy development and communications coaching. In 2008, they became the President of the Princeton Club of Washington, where they developed and marketed unique events and produced videos of meetings. Continuing their involvement with Princeton, Dudka served as an Executive Committee Chair for the Alumni Council, organizing alumni events and expanding to global regions. Throughout these roles, Dudka demonstrated their expertise in strategic planning, team performance optimization, and event management. Additionally, they have held positions such as a Senior Adviser at SyTrue, a Senior Strategy Adviser at Benchmark Health Systems, a member of the HIE InPractice Group at HIMSS, a Venture adviser/presenter and pitch competition judge at TrepCamp, and a PCORI Research Review Team member at the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute.

Lee Dudka has a diverse education history. They attended the University of Texas at Austin, where they studied Portuguese and Spanish Literature. Prior to that, Lee Dudka studied at Rutgers University, where they explored various subjects including Electrical Engineering, Russian Literature, and served as an Aide on International Pharmaceutical Studies for JR Wittenborn. Before their time at Rutgers, Lee Dudka attended Princeton University, where they focused on Comparative Literature, Psychology, and the Davis Historical Studies Center. Additionally, Lee Dudka has also pursued postgraduate studies at NIH-FDA, although no specific details about their degree or field of study are provided.