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<strong>South</strong>east <strong>Florida</strong>’s <strong>Regional</strong> Vision and Blueprint for Economic Prosperity<br />

Leda Perez, Ph.D.<br />

Vice President for Health Initiatives<br />

Collins Center for Public Policy<br />

Professional Experience<br />

Areas of Expertise:<br />

Public Policy<br />

Health Decision-Making<br />

Community Development<br />

Leda M. Perez is the Vice President of Health Initiatives at the Collins Center for Public Policy<br />

where she leads efforts to improve decision-making on state and national public policies relating<br />

to health. Dr. Perez also consults for the British government’s Department for International<br />

Development Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA), providing support for Peru, one of<br />

seven pilot countries around the world engaged in MeTA.<br />

Dr. Perez also directed Community Voices Miami, part of a national initiative launched by the<br />

W.K. Kellogg Foundation to improve access to health care for the uninsured and underserved.<br />

Before her leadership of Community Voices Miami in early 1999, Dr. Perez was executive coordinator<br />

for Global Education Associates, focusing on Latin American higher education. She also<br />

assisted the North-<strong>South</strong> Center in researching and writing on Latin American issues.<br />

Dr. Perez earned her Ph.D. in International Studies with concentrations in Inter-American Affairs<br />

and Development from the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Miami<br />

in 1996.<br />

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