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Sherman is a former senior litigation paralegal for an international law firm in New York City where he resides. He has a B.S. from Lehigh in management and marketing and received an M.B.A. from Fordham University in 1986. He is a member of  the Tower Society. Sherman is a regular volunteer for reunions through the years. In addition to being his Class flag bearer at freshmen rallies, he is currently the Class of ’75 Co-President, manages the class's Facebook page, and is an alumni volunteer for Admissions. Sherman is an avid runner, has completed four New York City marathons, and is a certified Yoga teacher.

Nancy Liu, of Newtown, Pennsylvania, is a former assistant general counsel at GE Capital. She was a dedicated GE Volunteer, participating and organizing community service events with the American Cancer Society, American Red Cross, and YWCA. Liu received a BA in economics from Lehigh and earned a JD at Temple School of Law. While at Lehigh, she was class secretary, organized fundraising events, and led the Senior Gift Campaign. As an alumna, she is a class correspondent, founding member and president of the Lehigh Asian Alumni Network (LAAN), on the leadership team of the Senior Alumni Council and the Lehigh Club of New Jersey, an alumni events volunteer, a member of the Asa Packer Society and the Lehigh Lawyers Association, participates on the Reunion Committee, and regularly attends football games, The Rally, and Sendoffs. Her husband, Scott Freedman ’84; daughter, Rachael ’14; and son, Sam ’17, are all an active part of the Lehigh family.

Denton received her B.S. in computer and information science from Lehigh in 1983, M.S. in management information systems from Pace University, and an MBA from Columbia University. She has been cited in a Harvard Business School entrepreneurial case study, presented at numerous technology conferences in Europe, Asia, and the United States; and authored telecom publications in German and English. As VP of channels and partnerships for Pipefy, Denton partners with leading technology firms across the globe to grow top line revenue and to increase total addressable markets. For 30+ years, she has successfully navigated high-tech’s culturally diverse industry while working with proven companies — Bell Laboratories, Siemens, Accenture, Cisco, IBM, and 3 acquired software start-ups. She is a member of Lehigh’s Tower Society, Columbia Business School’s Hermes Society, and Chief, a private network that connects, supports, and advances female leaders. Denton lives in New York City and Bedminster, Pennsylvania.

Trustee Liaison Frederick “Freddy” Coleman ’17 ’19G, of Jersey City, NJ, is a technology consultant in financial services at EY and the founder and Managing-Director of GhanaMade, a cultural digital media company with a footprint in New York, London, and Accra. His work contributions in professional services have made impacts of +$20 million in sales with national financial institutions. Coleman also serves on the professional executive board of the National Society of Black Engineers. He is a member of the CPA society of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, NABA, and the NBMBAA. His sustainability work includes promoting and supporting black higher education, with a focus on the African community in the US and students from his ancestral country of Ghana. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in business information systems and a Master of Engineering in technical entrepreneurship with honors from Lehigh University. He later obtained a Master of Business Administration from the Quantic School of Business and Technology. Coleman has served Lehigh as a board director for the Alumni Association, a member of the Young Alumni Council, a leadership member of the BALANCE alumni affinity group, and a volunteer for the Alumni Admissions Outreach program. As an undergraduate, he was the President of the Class of 2017, Assistant Treasurer of the Student Senate, Chapter Senator for the National Society of Black Engineers, Council Elder for the African Student Association, and a Carl Greer Scholar.

Mary Beth Tully ’84 ’21P, of Garden City, New York, is a former nonprofit and health care executive; in recent years, she has devoted herself to volunteer leadership roles in the nonprofit sector. She earned her M.P.A. in health policy and administration from the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service in 1987. While at Lehigh, she was a member of Alpha Phi sorority. As an alumna, she has served as president of the Class of 1984 and Reunion Committee gift chair; is a member of the Asa Packer Society, Tower Society, and Parents' Council; and regularly participates in The Rally.

In the New York City region, she serves as a board member of the United Hospital Fund, a health policy research and philanthropic organization, and served as a trustee of NYU Winthrop Hospital where she led the Development Steering Committee. She is a longtime volunteer with the Junior League of the City of New York and led the organization as its president from 2002-2004. Tully recently concluded her term as board chair of the Alpha Phi Foundation based in Evanston, Illinois, and has served as the lead volunteer alumnae advisor for her sorority's chapter at Hofstra University since 2010. Her twin daughters, Caroline '21 and Elizabeth '21, are also part of the Lehigh family.

Bartlett is currently a Marine Resources Specialist for Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Pacific, an entity of the Department of the Navy, which supports the U.S. Pacific Fleet. Originally from Hopewell, New Jersey, Bartlett currently resides in Honolulu, Hawaii, with her husband and puppy. She received a B.A. from Lehigh University in environmental studies and political science in 2011 and an MS in marine affairs and policy from the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science in 2013.

Currently, Bartlett is spearheading fundraising efforts for the Dr. Frank Douglas ’66 Endowed Scholarship Fund for the Advancement of Black Excellence and serves as a co-chair for the 2011 Reunion Committee. She also continues her class office responsibilities. In her spare time, she can generally be found in the ocean, cuddling her rescue pup, and serving as president of her recently co-founded nonprofit, The Next Swell. Her mother (Fran Sturiale ’81), father (Tom Bartlett ’80), and two grandfathers (Ralph Bartlett ’47 and Phil Sturiale ’52) are all Lehigh alumni.

Tony Caciolo earned a BS and MBA from the College of Business. After being manager of international marketing for Bell and Howell and an application engineer for General Motors, he started Monogram Custom Homes and Pools, which has grown to become one of the top 50 pool builders in the USA. Caciolo’s company has built 50+ high-end swimming pools and 10+ custom homes in and around the Lehigh Valley. He has been involved in the Lehigh University Alumni Outreach program, was a chapter advisor for Sigma Phi Epsilon, was a multi-year host for the freshman Sendoffs, has served as a LUAA Board member, and has been a Lehigh Alumni Award recipient.

Caciolo and his wife, Penny, got married in Lehigh’s Packer Memorial Church in 1990, and their son, Dominic ’23, is a junior at Lehigh. The Caciolos own “Lehigh Valley’s Favorite Ice Cream shop,” The Inside Scoop, in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania, and they hosted the last Class of 1989 reunion at their home in Upper Saucon.

Jessica Chu is a brand marketer and strategist specializing in founder-led start-ups within the beauty, lifestyle, and wellness space. She received a B.S. in supply chain management and a double minor in journalism and mass communication from Lehigh University in 2010. Chu has worked with brands like Chevrolet, Nine West, The Estée Lauder Companies, First Aid Beauty, and Briogeo Hair Care. At Lehigh, she was a sister of Kappa Alpha Theta and a member of Student Senate, Mustard & Cheese Drama Society, and The Brown and White. As an alumnus, Chu serves as an alumni volunteer for admission. She currently splits her time between Massachusetts and New Jersey. In her free time, Chu enjoys playing tennis and spending time outdoors and loves all things Ina Garten.

Cohen, of Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, received a B.A. in economics with a minor in international relations in 1988, followed by a J.D. from the American University — Washington College of Law. While at Lehigh, Cohen served as a Gryphon, and he also ran the student activities group responsible for bringing musical and comedic talent to the university. While not practicing law, he also served for nearly 10 years as the mayor of Berkeley Heights. Currently, he is an associate vice president and deputy general counsel at Rutgers University. Cohen is married to his fellow 1988 classmate, Heidi Lynn Cohen, and they have two children, Sarah (Lehigh Class of 2019) and Max (Purdue Class of 2021).

Andrea Espinoza Melillo is a librarian with 10+ years of operational expertise in technology and higher education with a proven track record of success in administration and operations with a focus in customer service. She received her undergraduate degree from Lehigh University in English and her Master of Library Science from Queens College.

Feinberg has been involved at Lehigh for decades, having hired 25 undergraduates into firms such as KPMG, Morgan Stanley, and Bankers Trust. He is a senior fellow with Lehigh’s Enterprise Systems Center, mentoring ISE/IBE seniors in their capstone consulting projects, and is on ISE’s alumni advisory council.

He had held senior positions at Morgan Stanley, KPMG, and Bankers Trust and launched an angel-funded software company. He resides in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, and actively plays volleyball, pickleball, and golf (he likely was the worst golfer ever to play varsity for Lehigh).

Raven Gaddy received her BA in global studies and Africana studies with a minor in sustainable development from Lehigh University in 2015 and her MA in international affairs from the American University of Paris in 2017. Gaddy studied abroad several times while attending Lehigh and lived overseas for several years after graduation, including serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Madagascar. She currently lives in the Washington, D.C., area, and when not actively participating in mentorship or volunteer programs through Lehigh, Choate Rosemary Hall, Renbrook School, or her Divine 9 sorority, Gaddy follows her passion of public service and service to others by working in the federal government.

Gill, of Weehawken, New Jersey, is a client operations manager at ICONIQ Capital, a privately-held investment firm that serves some of the world’s most influential families and organizations.

Prior to ICONIQ, Drew held positions with iCapital Network, Och Ziff Capital Management, SS&C, and Blackstone GSO. Drew has been a part of the Lehigh family for over 22 years, as he followed his brother and his sister-in-law, who graduated in '01. Additionally, Gill's wife is currently an M.B.A. candidate at Lehigh.

Raised in the U.S., Brazil, and Belgium, Bill Glaser received his BS in accounting and finance and MS in management sciences. While at Lehigh, he was a member of the Gryphon Society, Phi Beta Kappa, and Beta Gamma Sigma. Eventually becoming a member of the Delta Chi Fraternity and serving in a number of advisory positions since 1990, Glaser currently serves as the Lehigh chapter’s alumni board president. Glaser has been a longtime member of the Class of 1984 Reunion Committee and received the Alumni Award at his 40th reunion. He is a member of the Asa Packer Society.

After starting his career as a CPA at Price Waterhouse, Glaser served as a senior executive at Sony and Blackberry with assignments in the U.S., Japan, UK, Sweden, and Canada. He currently serves on the boards of several nonprofit organizations and as an elected official in Clinton Township, New Jersey, having held several appointed positions previously.

Ken Hoexter is a managing director in US Equity Research covering airfreight and surface transportation and shipping sectors. He is co-head of the industrial and basic materials sectors and vice-chairman of the US1 Committee. In the Institutional Investor All-America Research Poll, he has been ranked 25 times, including in two categories in 2021: #1 in Marine Transportation and #2 in Airfreight & Surface Transportation. Previously, he was at Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers. Hoexter has a BS in finance and marketing, with a minor in government from Lehigh University. At Lehigh, he was president of the Student Senate and a member of University Forum, as well as Ultimate Frisbee Team and Delta Tau Delta.

Jenkins, cofounder of Waypoint Growth Advisors, is a business professional with 25 years of diverse experience in Fortune 500 and entrepreneurial environments in public and privately held organizations spanning the manufacturing, biotech, retail, supply chain, and financial services industries.

As a partner at Waypoint, a consulting firm focused on talent assessment, leadership development, and employee engagement, her focus is on helping companies maximize their return on their biggest investment, their people. Her expertise lies in applying data about people to solving business problems and maximizing performance and productivity. She has led lectures in a variety of public forums, including the Association for Corporate Growth, Technology Capital Network at MIT, and the BIO Conference.

Over more than a half-century, Reginald Jennings’ love for Lehigh has been unflagging. His engagements include: first black varsity football player to graduate, co-founder of the now Black Student Union, member of the Student Forum (now Senate), first Black alumni trustee, chair of the History Department Visiting Committee, and, most recently, co-executive chair of Lehigh’s Black and Latino Alumni Network for Community and Equity (BALANCE). One fall afternoon, a half dozen years ago on a whimsical visit to campus, Jennings remembered that his earlier period of engagement was among the most fulfilling times of his life. He committed to re-engage, and the ensuing fulfillment is without measure.

Katherine Hardenbergh is based in Boston and is the director of research at Intech Investment Management, a quantitative equity manager with around $10bn in AUM. Prior to Intech, she held roles in research and portfolio management at Acadian Asset Management and in equities electronic trading and prime brokerage at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. She also acts as an adjunct at Stevens Institute of Technology, teaching a graduate-level course in investment management.

While at Lehigh, she was an integrated business and engineering student, earning degrees in information and systems engineering and IBE finance. She was involved in a number of activities including honors fraternity Phi Sigma Pi, tutoring for the center for academic success, swing dancing, and Leadership Lehigh.

After Lehigh, Hardenbergh has remained actively involved, including serving on the Young Alumni Council, acting as the inaugural chair of the Undergraduate Deans Advisory Council, participating in the Lehigh Wall Street Council, and attending and organizing Boston regional club events. She also earned a master’s in mathematics in finance from NYU and completed her certificate in ESG investing from the CFA institute.

His BS in civil engineering from Lehigh and MBA from Jack Welch Management Institute enabled an exciting and fulfilling international career, including several expatriate and coast-to-coast domestic assignments. Mark worked for Exxon for the first ten years, then 34 years in the biopharmaceutical industry for GSK, Valeant, Aptuit, Marken, and now TriRx. He has led business units, manufacturing sites, continuous improvement, central functions, and strategic projects.

Hembarsky’s wife, Susan (Bregstein), is also Class of ’80. They have one Lehigh daughter, Class of ’13, and one Lafayette daughter who married a Lehigh Class of ’12 engineer. They all make the trip to attend the annual Lehigh-Lafayette football weekend. He has kept in close contact with his fraternity (PIKE) brothers and is the Class of ’80 correspondent.

Bo Johns-Hennessy, of Washington, D.C., graduated from Lehigh in 2014 with a BA in architecture and a BS in civil engineering as part of the arts-engineering program. He served as president of the Young Alumni Council, executive chair of the Lehigh Club of D.C., and an Alumni Volunteer for Admissions. His volunteer leadership extends beyond the Lehigh community where he serves on the National Board of the Foundation for Community Betterment and as the co-founder of the GO BO Fund. He is an engagement manager at McKinsey & Company where he helps organizations at the intersection of real estate, technology, and innovation. He currently lives in Washington, D.C., with his husband, Mike, and their shih tzu, Wally.

She received a JD from Emory Law School in 1989. Prior to opening her own law practice, she was a litigator for an insurance company. Later, she closed her practice to focus her time on her family.

As an alum, she served for many years as the vice president of the Jewish Student Advisory Council, hosted Sendoffs, volunteered for the Admissions Alumni Outreach program, was a member of the Parents’ Council, and has regularly carried her class flag at The Rally. She is also a recipient of the Lehigh Alumni Award.

Her sons, Jared ’18 ’19G and Elliot ’21, are part of the Lehigh family.

Kohn, of Portland, Oregon, is a senior innovation engineer at Nike, Inc. Raised in North Jersey, he graduated from Lehigh with a B.S. in materials science and engineering in 2011 and went on to earn a dual master’s in materials science and business from Duke University in 2014. As a student at Lehigh, he was involved in the Gryphon Society, Association of Student Alumni, AEPi, AXE, and the Residence Hall Association, and he was an undergraduate research assistant in the polymer lab.

Mallett graduated Lehigh with a BA in Journalism and Political Science and a minor in History of the Visual Arts and went on to earn an MA in Higher and Postsecondary Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. While at Lehigh, Mallett was Student Senate president, an executive board member of Alpha Gamma Delta, an editor of The Brown and White, and was the recipient of the Student Life Leadership Allegiance Award and Alumni Association Undergraduate Merit Award. She has served as a member of the Advisory Committee for Celebration of 50 Years of Women at Lehigh, board member for the Lehigh Club of Philadelphia, member of the Young Alumni Council, Reunion co-chair and class correspondent. She is a member of the Junior League of Philadelphia, a volunteer for the National Panhellenic Conference, and champions voter access and information in local and federal elections through work with Indivisible.

Rich Margolies is currently a regulatory affairs counsel at UBS, where he is responsible for managing regulatory examinations, enforcement investigations, and inquiries from the SEC, FINRA, and state securities regulators. Prior to joining UBS, he was a partner at King & Spalding (K&S), LLP, where he represented broker-dealers, investment advisers, financial institutions, employees, and exchanges in investigations and enforcement proceedings. Before joining K&S, Margolies was senior counsel in FINRA’s Department of Enforcement where he led and conducted a broad range of complex investigations. He also spent 13 years in private practice at Abbey Spanier, LLP, where he litigated numerous complex class actions in the fields of securities, consumer financial services, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance.

During his time at Lehigh, Margolies was a 4-year player for the Men’s Lacrosse team and a member of the Zeta Psi fraternity. He is the co-founder of the Lehigh Sports Alumni Network, a member of the Lehigh Lawyers Association, and a member of the Lehigh Wall Street Council.  Margolies received his undergraduate degree from Lehigh University (1996), JD from New York Law School (2001), and MBA from New York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business (2010).

Liz Edmiston Padgett is a global fashion retail executive who has held CEO positions at Lane Bryant and Groupe Dynamite and executive leadership roles at Calvin Klein, Tory Burch, Victoria’s Secret, Ralph Lauren, GAP, and Bloomingdales. She has lived and worked in New York City, San Francisco, Hong Kong, and Montreal. She currently resides in Columbus, Ohio, with her family.

Padgett has been an active alumna hosting a Dinner for 12, Tower Society, and Asa Packer events; was the keynote speaker at the 40 years of Women at Lehigh dinner; and has sponsored students from the Iacocca International Internship Program at Calvin Klein in Hong Kong. She has also established the Andrew J. Edmiston Endowed Scholarship in memory of her grandfather who served as director of counseling services from 1967-1987. She received the prestigious Alumni Award in 2013 for her service, dedication, and loyalty to the university.

Padgett graduated from Lehigh in 1993 with a BA in international careers and a minor in economics. She was a member of the Alpha Gamma Delta women’s fraternity and vice-president of the Student Activities Council.

Pavlov earned his Bachelor’s Degree and continued right after to get his Doctorate from Lehigh in Chemical Engineering, focusing on Biotechnology. While at Lehigh, he re-founded the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, served as the Graduate Student Senate President, and led numerous other clubs and organizations. Gorgi can be frequently seen at alumni events such as The Rally and Reunion, as well as athletics events such as The Rivalry. Gorgi’s brother Vasilij Pavlov ‘22 is also a member of the Lehigh family.

Gorgi joins the LUAA Board after serving on the Young Alumni Council, where he contributed in numerous ways - by conducting student interviews, student recruitment, and student mentorship. Gorgi enjoys connecting with current students and providing direction, perspective and guidance whenever he can. Professionally, Gorgi has been integral in the development of key late-stage and commercial drugs, ranging from therapeutics for infectious diseases such as COVID-19, oncology drugs as well as allergic diseases.

Bruce Perry, of Long Valley, New Jersey, is retired. He received a BS in accounting from Lehigh in 1976, followed by an MBA from New York University in 1979. Known as YoGi for all Lehigh interactions, an identity established his first weekend as a freshman over 50 years ago, is a Lehigh only nickname. YoGi is very social: a proud alumnus, a Zeta Psi fraternity brother, and a Lehigh parent to daughter Katherine ’10. YoGi has been class president for more than 20 years, representing his class and Lehigh alumni at multiple events each year, and is a Class of ’76 Alumni Award recipient. At home, he has been a Boy Scout leader for the past 25 years.

A proud Lehigh University graduate, Ploetner began his career as the dealer principal of Towne Auto Group representing several foreign and domestic automobile franchises. Upon the sale of Towne Auto Group, he formed Triton Investments specializing in 1031 exchange properties. He is also a partner in Robb Francis Sports Cars, an exotic car dealership in Peapack, New Jersey. 

Ploetner is a mentor with the Baker Institute for Entrepreneurship at Lehigh and is also a Captain of the Lehigh University Alumni Volunteers for Admission. 

Craig and his wife Christine (‘94) reside in Short Hills, NJ with their son and daughter. Craig is also the Chairman on the Millburn Township Zoning Board of Adjustment and President of Millburn Short Hills Youth Baseball.

Suneeta Prasad is a former managing director at GE and GE Capital. For 26 years, she has led organizations to maximize returns through strategic transformations, acquisition integration, risk management, and operational excellence. As an operating leader, she has increased revenue from $1B to $3B and saved $500M+ in productivity.

Prasad was one of the founding members of Asian Pacific American Forum and a global executive leader of the Women’s Network at GE. Today, she volunteers as a board advisor to nonprofit organizations on strategy, succession planning, governance, program design, and fundraising. She has a passion for guiding women into STEM careers.

She has a BS in industrial engineering from Binghamton University and an MS in industrial and systems engineering from Lehigh University.

As the director of open innovation at Corbion, Maureen Rinkunas is building a portfolio of startup collaborations to drive innovation in food ingredients, green chemistry, and sustainability. Previously, she has facilitated venture building, investment, and innovation portfolio management while at Coplex (venture studio), DuPont Ventures (CVC), and Dreamit Ventures (VC-backed accelerator). Rinkunas has both a BS and an MS in chemical engineering as well as an MBA in corporate entrepreneurship, all from Lehigh University; is an adjunct faculty member for Lehigh's Technical Entrepreneurship Program; and is an active alumna across multiple initiatives.

While at Lehigh, he founded his first company, Real Time Cases, which later became Curator Solution in the education space, and was awarded Forbes 30 Under 30. He has worked in venture capital and now runs a boutique investment firm out of Florida.

Sgarlato earned his bachelor’s degree in bioengineering with a focus in cell and tissue engineering and a minor in philosophy from Lehigh University. He went on to obtain an MBA from Villanova University, specializing in healthcare in strategic management. While at Lehigh, Sgarlato was active in Greek Life, serving as the vice president, secretary, and recruitment chair of Phi Sigma Kappa, and was involved in undergraduate research in the Atomic Force Microscopy lab of Frank Zhang. Following Lehigh, he pursued a career in consulting, having worked at IQVIA and Managed Markets Insights and Technology (MMIT); he currently works at Vynamic within the life sciences sector.

Sgarlato has previously been recognized as the Distinguished Alumni Award recipient for the Class of 2013, having served in numerous roles across various Lehigh Alumni organizations, including, but not limited to, Young Alumni Council, Lehigh Healthcare Alliance, and Alumni Volunteers for Admissions. 

Shiner graduated from Lehigh in 1977 with a B.A. in history and a minor in business. His career in IT included positions of increasing responsibility at Johnson & Johnson, IBM, Oracle, and Merck. He currently coordinates the activities of the front desk volunteers. He is a member of the Tower Society and has been in the Asa Packer Society for many years. Shiner currently resides in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. He enjoys traveling, having visited 41 countries and 43 states, including living in Stockholm for four years while with Merck.

Slaton, of McDonough, Georgia, is a technology leader and a senior director of architecture at WarnerMedia. While at Lehigh, he was a member of the football team (97–00), and he can boast that his teams were 4–0 against Lafayette. Over that same time period, the football team made three NCAA playoff appearances ending with a playoff record of 2–3. His team’s overall record was an astounding 39–11. While at Lehigh, Slaton volunteered with the C.O.A.C.H. program. One of the goals of the program was to inspire youth to reach for the stars and to not give up on their dreams.

Vidanage-Lulejian of North Wales, Pennsylvania, is a Public Health Advisor with Katmai Government Services at the Office on Smoking and Health (OSH) in the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP) at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and she is an adjunct professor at Cedar Crest College in the Health Sciences Department. She received her B.A. in sociology and cultural anthropology from Lehigh in 2007, her M.A. in sociology at Lehigh through the Community Fellows Program in 2008, and her Master in Public Health at the University of Pennsylvania in 2012.

Prior to contracting at the CDC, Vidanage-Lulejian held positions at the Georgia Department of Public Health, The Public Health Management Corporation, Philadelphia FIGHT, and St. Luke’s University Health Network. She has been involved in the regional alumni clubs since 2009, holding the position of treasurer within the Lehigh Club of Philadelphia prior to moving to Atlanta in 2013, where she held the title of president of the Lehigh Club of Atlanta until moving back to Pennsylvania in 2020. Lehigh blood runs in her family. Her mother retired from Lehigh University in 2019 after 40 years of working in the civil and environmental engineering department. Her father graduated from Lehigh with his MBA in 1988, and her sister received her B.S. from Lehigh in 2005.

Wang worked in the bio-pharmaceutical industry for 14 years and is running her consulting business in intercultural communication and organization development. She went back to school and received a MSOD degree from Pepperdine University in 2013. Wang has successfully helped individuals and organizations to master essential intercultural communication and leadership skills. A proud mother of two great sons, she was a Most Amazing Woman of Merck when she worked at Merck & Co. Inc, West Point, Pennsylvania. She cofounded the Asia-Pacific Network at Merck's West Point site to facilitate cross cultural awareness and understanding and became the network's first chairperson. Residing in the San Francisco Bay Area, she has been in the leadership roles of Silicon Valley OD Network and has actively participated in Lehigh events on the West Coast before becoming a board member of LUAA.