Lucille Pilling de Lucena, bsn, mph - NYU Wagner - New York ...

LUCILLE B. PILLING, EdD, MPH, RN
EDUCATION and TEACHING
Doctor of Education, Columbia University, Teachers College, Division of Organization and Leadership, New
York, NY, 2003
Masters in Public Health, Columbia University, Mailman School of Public Health, New York, NY, 1994
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 1970
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
Adjunct Professor 2005-present
Clinical Associate Professor 2007-08
NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Teach a two semester Capstone program where teams
of students carry-out a project for an international nonprofit or corporation with a social program and a
course entitled Corporate Social Responsibility – Defining Models and Managing Partnerships; advises a
CSR student alliance. Advise student CSR Alliance.
NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies teach course: Corporate Social Responsibility: Global
Implications and Future Leadership. Fall 2008
NYU Master’s Program in Global Public Health academic year 2007-2008 served as faculty member of
program; taught a two semester Capstone program, managed a series of integrative seminars and
developed one and two day modules on career development, team dynamics and conflict negotiation.
Research Focus is on the management of multi-organizational alliances and public private partnerships;
book Global Health Alliance: Lessons Learned was published in 2007. Current research is on the metrics
of Corporate Social Responsibility. An article on the intersection of brand and social responsibility will be
published in 2009
The New School, Graduate Program in International Affairs taught course on global public health, Sp ‘08
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
PILLING and ASSOCIATES
President 2004-present
CSR strategist who collaborate with corporations and nonprofit organizations to develop and implement
CSR business and communication strategies and programs. Recent clients: LIMRA, Henry Schein Inc.,
Tunnell Consulting, The Green Standard, Business Council for International Understanding (BCIU), John
Snow, Inc. and JHPIEGO at Johns Hopkins.
Developed and implemented corporate social responsibility strategy for a Fortune 500 company
Brokered public-private partnerships in disaster relief and pandemic preparedness
Designed and implemented communication strategies for a health sector reform program in Romania
Led ‘CSR 101’ discussions with US State Department, corporate executives for BCIU, and LIMRA
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, Mailman School of Public Health
New York, NY
Senior Program Manager 2001-2003
Managed the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation supported program Averting Maternal Death and Disability;
a five year $50 million alliance focused on health sector reform. Developed management systems,
communication and policy reform strategies; coordinated clinical oversight and quality improvement.
Negotiated and managed pubic-private partnerships resulting in 86 projects in 51 countries
PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF AMERICA (PPFA)
New York, NY
Vice President, International Programs
1997-2001
Managed the strategic revision of PPFA's International Division; promoted interdivisional partnerships and
forged collaboration with similar international organizations; developed public private partnerships.
Core member of senior management team; directed the overall policy planning and budget for PPFA.
Raised $6 million in private and multi-lateral funds; leveraged funds of over $2.2 million.
Staff of 34; three geographic offices in Nairobi, Bangkok, and Miami.
Spokesperson at national and international fora
UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND (UNFPA), New York
Programme Officer and Consultant 1994–1997
PROGRAM FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH (PATH), Zimbabwe
Project Manager 1990–1993
JOHN SHORT ASSOCIATES, Zimbabwe
Project Manager 1989–1991

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UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (USAID), Costa Rica
Project Manager 1986–1989
JOHN SNOW INC., AGA KHAN FOUNDATION, ILO, USAID, Ghana, Kenya, Bolivia 1980-1986
Consultant-long-term
KALLIR, PHILLIPS, ROSS, INC., New York
Medical Projects Manager, pharmaceutical advertising 1978–1980
AVON PRODUCTS, INC, New York
International Sales Manager 1976–1978
LANGUAGES
Working knowledge of Portuguese and Spanish; basic French
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
American Public Health Association
Global Health Council
Women in Health Management, Board member
Alumni Association of Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
Gilda’s Club, volunteer
St. Michael’s Church, Stewardship Committee
PUBLICATIONS AND SELECTED PRESENTATIONS
The social determinants of health. Presentation at panel on diversity and tolerance. Borough of Manhattan
Community College. April 2008.
Pilling, LB. 2008. Pilling, LB. 2007. Effective Regional Alliances for Public Health and Medical
Preparedness: Impediments and Solutions, a White Paper Prepared for Tunnell Government Services
The management of public private partnerships. panelist. New York University Wagner School of Public
Service. October 2007
Pilling, LB. 2007. The Global Health Alliance: lessons learned. Unlimited Publishing, Bloomington, Indiana.
The reality of human rights in international development: theoretical and field-based perspectives. panelist.
International Public Service Association Spring Conference, New York University, Wagner Graduate
School of Public Service, April 2006.
Lessons learned implementing public-private partnerships. Presented at the Global Health Council annual
meeting in Washington DC, June 2005.
De Lucena, LP. 2005. Building Capacity to Form Multi-Organizational Health Alliances: Part I and Part II,
OnPhilanthropy.com. http://www.onphilanthropy.com/bestpract/bp2005-02-04.html,
http://www.onphilanthropy.com/bestpract/bp2005-03-04.html
State of the World Population Report 2004, de Lucena, LP. Contributing editor, United Nations Population
Fund (UNFPA).
de Lucena, LP. 2003. How nonprofit organizations implement a global health alliance: A case study. Digital
dissertation AAT 33106950.
Creating a learning environment. Averting Maternal Death and Disability International Conference, Bangkok,
February 2002.
Assessing procurement needs and planning strategy. Averting Maternal Death and Disability International
Conference, Bangkok, February 2002.
Promoting health and preserving environments, NGO Committee on Population and Development, Millennium
Conference, United Nations, New York, May 2000.
Reproductive health organizations – an orientation, Series of Population Seminars, Mailman School of Public
Health, Columbia University, New York, Spring 1998.
The international role of PPFA. Presentation to the Board of PPFA, Texas, May, 1999.
Leveraging funds for adolescent reproductive health, Annual PPFA conference, Washington DC. April, 1998.
The effect of pesticides on reproductive health, situation paper presented to UNFPA conference, Mexico,
September 1994.