Committee Chairs

Audit
James Kelly

Buildings and Grounds
Tony Toranto

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Lorri Sulpizio, Ph.D.

Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation
Karen Deschaine

Finance
Jeff O'Neill

Philanthropy
Amy Mischler '91

Retirement Plan 
Gary Krahn, Ph.D.

Trustees
Jennifer O'Brien

Board of Trustees


As Board of Trustees, we hold the school, its mission and its future “in trust.” We use the school’s mission statement and strategic goals as guideposts for board decisions. Bylaws facilitate our work by serving as a reference point.
 
Our primary work is future-focused and strategic, creating the school from which our grandchildren will benefit tomorrow. We delegate the day-to-day operations to the head of school, via an annual charge approved by the board. Our major responsibilities include setting the strategic direction; ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations; accounting for both the financial stability and the financial future of the institution; and selecting, supporting and evaluating the head of school.
 
A significant portion of the board’s work is done through its committees: Audit; Buildings and Grounds; Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; Executive and Head's Evaluation; Finance; Philanthropy; Employee Retirement Plan; and Trustees.


Officers of the Board (2023–2024)

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  • Karen Deschaine, president

    Joined the board: 2014
    Serves as chair of the Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation

    Karen Deschaine became president in 2021. She previously served as secretary, chair of the Audit Committee and chair of the COVID-19 Task Force.
     
    Deschaine is a partner at Wilson Sonsini, a global law firm, where she practices corporate and securities law. She has been recognized with San Diego Metro Magazine’s “40 Under 40” and “Women Who Impact San Diego,” with the San Diego Business Journal’s “Women Who Mean Business” and “Leaders in Law,” and with Athena’s Pinnacle Award. 
     
    Prior to practicing law, she served as a captain in the U.S. Army and commanded two companies. Deschaine earned a J.D. with a specialization in business law from the University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law, an MBA with a specialization in finance from Auburn University, and a Bachelor of Science in economics from the United States Military Academy at West Point.
     
    Deschaine has two children, Dakota ’19 (Carnegie Mellon University) and Jenna ’21 ( United States Naval Academy).
  • Tony Toranto, vice president

    Joined the board: 2018
    Serves as chair of the Buildings and Grounds Committee and serves on the Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation

    Tony Toranto is a partner at Sheppard Mullin in the firm’s real estate, corporate and energy practice groups. He specializes in a diverse range of transaction types across these practice areas with an emphasis on financial transactions. As part of the LJCDS buildings and grounds committee, he was responsible for coordinating the presentation for a potential solar installation project. He is involved in philanthropic work with other organizations, including Jewish Family Service (where he and his wife, Karin, have served as the annual gala co-chairs) and the Salk Institute for Biological Studies (where he is a member of the Salkexcellerators and serves on a scientific advisory committee). Toranto is also active in the American Israel public affairs committee, where he is a congressional committee member. 

    He earned a Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, MBA and a Juris Doctor degree, all from Stanford University.

    Toranto and his wife, Karin, are the parents of Maddy ’24 and Nate ’27.
  • Jeff O’Neill, treasurer

    Joined the board: 2019
    Serves as chair of the Finance Committee and serves on the Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation and Retirement Committee

    Jeff O’Neill is a senior vice president at Morgan Stanley and serves as a private wealth advisor, alternative investments director and family wealth director within the firm’s private wealth management division. He was a director in Credit Suisse’s U.S. private banking division from 2010 to 2015. Prior to that, O’Neill was a principal and director at Bernstein Global Wealth Management, a unit of AllianceBernstein L.P., from 1999 to 2009 and served as head of Bernstein’s private client practice in the San Diego region from 2006 to 2009. Earlier in his career, O’Neill was the founder and CEO of the Redstone Group LLC, a real estate investment and advisory firm based in New York City. Within the community, he served as a member of the finance committee for the Sharp Healthcare Foundation from 2011 to 2015. 

    He earned a bachelor’s degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University and an MBA from Columbia Business School. 

    O’Neill and his wife, Kathryn McCoy, are the parents of Marcelle ’26.
  • Alexia Brown, secretary

    Joined the board: 2021
    Serves on the Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation and the Committee on Trustees

    Alexia Brown is an attorney with more than 20 years of experience in corporate law. She has worked with the global law firms Sullivan and Cromwell and Cooley LLP and as general counsel for two San Diego-based companies. Brown volunteers extensively with her children’s schools and sports teams and has been a member of Jack and Jill of America. Originally from Jamaica, Brown grew up in Kingston and New York City and has lived in Southern California since 1999. 

    Brown holds degrees from Princeton and Harvard Law School. 

    Brown and her husband, Mike Finch, a screenwriter, are the parents of Harry Finch ’23 and Isabel Finch ’28.  

Ex-Officio Members of the Board

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  • Gary Krahn, Ph.D., head of school

    Head of School since 2015

    Gary Krahn, Ph.D., is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Serving for more than 29 years on active duty, he retired in the grade of Brigadier General. A significant part of his military career was as a mathematician, educator, analyst and, finally, professor and head of the Department of Mathematical Sciences at West Point. He earned his doctorate in applied mathematics.

    Krahn has been an invited speaker at the National Academy of Sciences, National Science Foundation, Mathematics Association of America and universities around the world. In 2004, he deployed to Afghanistan to help establish and build the 18th university in Afghanistan, hiring the initial 51 Afghan faculty members and shaping the curriculum. Before coming to LJCDS, he was head of Trinity Valley School in Fort Worth for eight years. 

    Krahn and his wife, Paula, have two daughters and two granddaughters: Reese ’30 and Avery ’33.
     

Members of the Board (2023–2024)

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  • Charles Bergan

    Joined the board: 2020
    Serves on the Philanthropy Committee
     
    Charles Bergan is vice president of engineering at Qualcomm. He leads the software department and oversees Qualcomm Research’s robotics program. While at Qualcomm, he has been involved in the research and development of most of the modern cellular radio standards, including CDMA, UMTS, UMB and LTE. Previously, he led the software development team at Ensemble Communications, a start-up company that pioneered the development of LMDS point-to-multipoint wireless backhaul systems. 
     
    Bergan earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and a Master of Science in Computer Science, both from UC San Diego.
     
    Bergan and Lisa Kanetake have two children, Emily ’22 and Audrey ’26.

  • Natalia Burgett

    Joined the board: 2021
    Serves on
    the Finance Committee

    Natalia Burgett spent her career in investment banking, including a decade within the Mergers and Acquisitions department of Goldman Sachs. Based in both the New York and Chicago offices, she advised on transactions in multiple industries with a focus on consumer and retail businesses. Selected M&A deals include the $57bn sale of Gillette to Procter & Gamble, the $17bn merger between May and Federated Department stores, the $5.5bn sale of Gerber to Nestle, and the $7.2bn acquisition of Danone’s biscuit business by Kraft. 
     
    Burgett has also been involved with several nonprofit organizations, including serving on the board of the Lurie Children’s Hospital Children’s Research Fund and chairing multiple fundraising events for other worthy causes. 

    Burgett earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Stanford University. 

    Burgett and her husband, Mark, are the parents of Lucas ’24, Alice ’27 and Oliver ’30.

  • Scott Cartwright

    Joined the board: 2020
    Serves on the Committee on Trustees

    Scott Cartwright is the owner of Novian Skincare Manufacturing which manufactures skincare, hair care, body care and pet care products. Cartwright, a seasoned entrepreneur and data-driven direct-response marketer, previously founded a health company that provided health education and nutritional support to individuals with chronic diseases. He was also the owner and founder of Health Priority Natural Products. 
     
    Cartwright’s prior experience includes a 10-year tenure as an officer and aviator in the U.S. Navy and working as an international program manager at UC San Diego Medical Center.
     
    He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Emory University and a Master of Public Health from San Diego State University. 
     
    Cartwright has two children, Evans ’24 and Davis ’32.
     
  • Neal Chandoke '99

  • Maisha Cobb, Ph.D. 

    Joined the board: 2021
    Serves on the Buildings and Grounds Committee and the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

    Maisha Cobb, Ph.D., is a psychologist and author of Epiphany Marketing: The Heart of Marketing Starts at Your Core. She has played a key role in developing the Thermo Fisher Scientific global brand strategy including integration planning for newly acquired brands, directing brand positioning and messaging strategy. Dr. Cobb has more than 17 years of experience in building marketing, branding and customer insights capabilities for brands like Auto Trader Group/Kelley Blue Book, Logitech, LG Electronics, Qualcomm and others. With an eye toward sustainability and differentiation, her personal mission is to push new thinking that transforms the way organizations view their cultures, teams and strategies.  

    Dr. Cobb earned a Bachelor of Arts, a master’s degree and a Ph.D. in educational psychology from UC Los Angeles. She has one son, Carson ’23, and has been instrumental in organizing Black Consciousness and Culture campus events.

  • Sandra Coufal, M.D.

    Joined the board: 2020
    Serves on the Audit Committee and the Finance Committee

    Dr. Coufal is the co-founder of Sibling Capital, the founder of Relypsa’s Scientific Advisory Board and the co-founder of Ilypsa’s Scientific Advisory Board. Since 2001, she has also been the biomedical advisor for the Genomics Institute of the Novartis Research Foundation. Before pursuing her career in biotechnology, Dr. Coufal was the head of the division of internal medicine at the Torrey Pines Scripps Clinic. She sat on the Board of the Scripps Green Hospital as the representative at large, elected by 300 physicians. She has also served as associate faculty in the division of internal medicine for UC San Diego.

    Dr. Coufal earned her medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School at Dallas and her Bachelor of Science from the University of Notre Dame and was designated a Notre Dame Scholar.

    Dr. Coufal and her husband, Frank, have one child, Christian ’23.

  • Michael Feinman

    Joined the board: 2022
    Serves on the Finance Committee
     
    Michael Feinman is the chief financial officer of Cohn Restaurant Group and is a part of the family ownership group. He is responsible for legal, financial and operational related matters for approximately 25 restaurants located in Southern California and Maui, Hawaii. Feinman also works on all strategic and long-term growth initiatives.  
     
    Prior to joining Cohn Restaurant Group, Feinman was the vice president of corporate legal at Elan Pharmaceuticals where he focused on corporate transactions, real estate, human resources and other corporate matters for over 11 years. Before moving to San Diego in 2002, Feinman lived in New York where he was a corporate lawyer at Cahill Gordon & Reindel and an investment banker at Lehman Brothers.  
     
    Feinman is a board member of both the California Restaurant Association and the San Diego Chapter of the California Restaurant Association. He is a board member of the Restaurant Law Center (of the National Restaurant Association) and a member of the SDG&E Community Advisory Council. He is a past Holiday Bowl Redcoat and a past board member of the San Diego Port Tenants Association. Feinman is very active both locally and nationally in matters relating to the restaurant industry and regularly provides time and expertise to smaller operators in the local restaurant community.  
     
    He earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan Business School, is a graduate of Fordham Law School, and is a member of the New York Bar and the California Bar.  
     
    Feinman and his wife Jessica have three sons, Harris ’23, Carter ’24 and Griffin ’30.
  • Angela Hansen Fukumura

    Joined the board: 2023
    Serves on the Finance Committee

    Angela Hansen Fukumura practiced law at Luce Forward in San Diego and Dechert in Philadelphia before actively volunteering in the LJCDS community. Starting in 2002, when her eldest became a Tiny Torrey, she has volunteered on the Parents Association Board and chaired several of its committees, acted as a Country Day Fund ambassador, football team parent and Lower School room parent, and was an enthusiastic volunteer for many events and projects. Hansen Fukumura has volunteered for and supported many local charities and organizations.

    Hansen Fukumura earned a bachelor’s degree in physics and art history at Bowdoin College and a juris doctorate from Temple University School of Law. She attended independent schools for elementary and secondary school in Washington, D.C.

    Hansen Fukumura and her husband Koji Fukumura are the parents of lifers Emi ’17, Takeo ’20 and Akio ’25.
  • Noah Heldman '90

    Joined the board: 2023
    Serves on the Audit Committee

    Noah Heldman ’90 heads Customer Organization at Topcoder, overseeing product strategy and software development. Before his current role, Heldman was a technology consultant for over 25 years, focusing on digital transformation for companies of all sizes, including the YMCA of San Diego, Sempra Energy, SPAWAR, HP, Whirlpool, Disney and Toyota.

    Heldman earned a Bachelor of Arts in music performance and composition from UC San Diego. 

    Noah’s father, Keith Heldman, was the LJCDS music director from 1968–2002. Thanks to the love of music his father instilled in him, Heldman maintains an active performing and touring career with his longtime bandmate Randi Driscoll and produces local San Diego artists in his recording studio.

    Heldman’s brother and sister attended LJCDS, and his mother taught at the school. Altogether, the Heldman family has a 100-year legacy at LJCDS. Noah and his wife, Jessica, are continuing the tradition with their twin boys, Lucas ’24 and Ethan ’24.
  • James Kelly

    Joined the board: 2018
    Serves as the chair of the Audit Committee and serves on the Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation and the Retirement Plan Committee

    James Kelly has been involved in scaling operations for early-stage technology companies for the past decade. Most recently, he was responsible for building the finance and capital teams at Square Inc. He started his career as an auditor at Deloitte and moved on to become a finance manager at Cisco Systems. 

    He earned a bachelor's degree in economics and political science from UCLA.

    Kelly and his wife, Inna, have three children: Caroline ’22, Kate ’25 and Ali ’29.
     
  • Faisel Khan

    Joined the board: 2019
    Serves on the Audit Committee 

    Faisel Khan is senior vice president and chief financial officer of Sempra Infrastructure, a subsidiary of Sempra Energy. In this role, Khan oversees the company’s finance, accounting, enterprise risk, procurement, information technology and cybersecurity functions. 

    Most recently, Khan was senior vice president of finance and investor relations for Sempra Energy, responsible for communications with the investment community while also providing oversight on Sempra’s risk management and treasury matters.

    Prior to working at Sempra, Khan was a managing director for Citigroup in New York, covering the utilities, energy and energy infrastructure industries. He was ranked as one of the top financial analysts in the energy infrastructure sector for over ten consecutive years by several publications, including the Institutional Investor Survey, the Financial Times, Forbes and The Wall Street Journal. 

    Before joining Citigroup in 2005, Khan worked for six years at Credit Suisse First Boston, first in investment banking and, later, as an equity research analyst following the power, pipeline and natural gas industries. 

    Khan holds dual degrees and dual minors in engineering, economics and mathematics from the University of Pennsylvania and is a CFA® charterholder. He is also a Board member of Relief International and Building Together. 

    Khan and his wife, Muniba, are the parents of Rayaan ’33 and Emaan '35.
     
  • Marina Marrelli

    Joined the board: 2020
    Serves on the Committee on Trustees and the Philanthropy Committee

    Marina Marrelli is the co-founder and CEO of GlobeFlex. She oversees the business operations of the firm in addition to ensuring that the firm’s founding commitment to client service remains as important as its investment effort. Marrelli’s work with institutional investors began at Nicolas-Applegate in 1986 as vice president and head of international marketing. Her business career began in the publishing industry, where she was managing editor at Harcourt Brace Jovanovich for several years. She has served on the board at Voices for Children and the Gillispie School. Marrelli is co-chair of the LJCDS Country Day Fund.

    Marrelli earned her master’s degree from the University of Edinburgh and bachelor’s degrees in both English and Philosophy from the University of California.  

    Marrelli and Robert Anslow have one child, Charlie ’22.

  • Amy Mischler ’91

    Joined the board: 2018
    Serves as chair of the Philanthropy Committee and serves on the Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation and the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

    Amy Mischler ’91 is a San Diego native and an LJCDS alumna and lifer. She is the former chair of the Country Day Fund and program chair of Blue Bash 2014. She has been active within the philanthropy department since she joined LJCDS as a parent in 2013.

    Mischler's career has spanned more than 25 years in business development, leading strategic partnerships across technology and financial services in both start-up and large corporate environments. In senior roles at Givewith, Intuit, Capital One and Experian, some of the partnerships Amy led include IBM, Chase, Deloitte, Salesforce and Microsoft. She now provides independent consulting.

    She earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of San Diego and a Master of Science in business administration from San Diego State University with a concentration in entrepreneurship. 

    Mischler and her husband, Bob, are the parents of Willa ’27 and Callan ’30. 
  • Margie Newman Tsay

    Joined the board: 2022
    Serves on the Philanthropy Committee
     
    Margie Newman Tsay is an award-winning public relations strategist and founding partner and managing director of Intesa Communications Group. 
     
    Before founding Intesa in 2012, Newman Tsay served as a media relations and social media manager for The Pew Center on the States, a division of The Pew Charitable Trusts, in Washington, D.C. Her career has spanned public, private, government and nonprofit entities, including time with Tennessee-based public affairs firm Hall Strategies and serving as a press aide to former Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen.
     
    A graduate of Auburn University, Newman Tsay is a member of the YMCA of San Diego County Corporate Board of Directors, the LEAD San Diego Board of Directors (IMPACT ’15 and INFLUENCE ’17) and the Downtown San Diego Partnership Board of Directors.
     
    Newman Tsay was recognized as one of San Diego’s “40 under 40” by SDMETRO Magazine in 2016, named among the San Diego Business Journal’s 2017 Business Women of the Year, and was named the International Association of Business Communicators San Diego 2018 Communicator of the Year. Still, Newman Tsay believes her greatest accomplishments are her two children, Suzie ’30 and CJ ’33.
  • Jennifer O'Brien

    Joined the board: 2018
    Serves as chair of the Committee on Trustees and serves on the Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation and the DEI Committee

    Jennifer O’Brien has been a Country Day Fund ambassador and an active volunteer at LJCDS since the family joined the community in 2007. She is an owner and manager of JELD Properties LLC, a real estate investment and management firm based in San Diego. She previously practiced law at Wegner Law Offices in Cincinnati, worked at Bank of America Securities LLC in San Francisco, and practiced estate planning at Albence & Associates in La Jolla.

    She earned a bachelor’s degree in German and English at Kansas State University and a juris doctor degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law.

    O’Brien and her husband, David Stickney, are the parents of Lydia ’23 and Elinor ’25.
  • Dermot O’Shea

    Joined the board: 2021
    Serves on the Committee on Trustees and the Philanthropy Committee

    Dermot O’Shea is an entrepreneur who co-founded and runs Taoglas, a technology company that provides digital transformation to the world's largest organizations. The business was established in 2004 and has grown to 400 employees across 10 locations. Taoglas completed four acquisitions in the past four years and continues to be a fast-growing company. In 2017, O’Shea joined the local Young Presidents Organization chapter and sits on the board of Alpha Wireless, a base station antenna company headquartered in Ireland. 

    A graduate of University College Dublin (science), O’Shea also completed postgraduate courses in Griffith College Dublin (computing), Dublin Business School (business), Waterford Institute of Technology (enterprise development), and most recently, Authentic Leadership at Harvard Business School.

    O’Shea has lived in San Diego for over 10 years with his wife, Ciara, and their three boys—Rian ’25, Cillian ’28 and Dermot ’34. 

  • Micah Parzen, Ph.D.

    Joined the board: 2020
    Serves on the Committee on Trustees and the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

    Micah Parzen, Ph.D., has been CEO of the San Diego Museum of Us since 2010. Under his leadership, the museum has transformed from a tired institution in significant distress to one that is thriving, winning USD’s prestigious “Kaleidoscope Award for Good Governance” in 2018. Prior to this, Dr. Parzen was a partner in the Labor & Employment Practice Group at Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps, LLP, where he provided counseling and litigation services to clients and served as the firm’s pro bono coordinator. He currently serves on the boards of the Balboa Park Cultural Partnership and the Western Museums Association, and on the mayoral-appointed Balboa Park Committee. His past board service also includes the San Diego Volunteer Lawyers Program, the Waldorf School of San Diego, and ElderHelp of San Diego, where he was chair for two years.  

    Dr. Parzen earned a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from UC Berkeley, a doctorate in anthropology from Case Western Reserve University and a J.D. from UC Davis, King School of Law.  
  • Charles Patton

    Joined the Board: 2023
    Serves on the Finance Committee

    Charles B. Patton was a partner and led the healthcare team at Oak Hill Capital Partners, a private equity firm managing over $8 billion, from 2001 through 2013. He was responsible for originating, structuring and managing the firm’s investments in the healthcare industry. Patton served on the boards of Butler Schein Animal Health Supply, Metrika, Vantage Oncology, AccentCare and RainTree Oncology Services. He also managed successful investments in Jazz Pharmaceuticals (TK: JAZZ), Accolade (TK: ACCD), Align Technology (TK: ALGN) and Accretive Healthcare. 

    Presently, Patton is a private investor who serves on the CARI Health and Novaseek boards and is a senior advisor with Nex Cubed. Some of his private investments include Village Practice Management, Vera Whole Health, Recovery One, Exer and Nymbl. He is active in the not-for-profit sector and serves on the Bay Area Center for Arts and Technology and Matters Athletic boards. 

    Before joining Oak Hill, Patton was a vice president with Morgan Stanley Capital Partners and worked in Morgan Stanley’s private investment and mergers, acquisitions and restructuring departments. 

    Patton earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Berkeley and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

    Patton is the father of Julius ’25 and Roland ’27.
  • Lorri Sulpizio, Ph.D.

    Joined the board: 2020
    Serves as chair of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee and serves on the Executive Committee and Head's Evaluation

    Lorri Sulpizio, Ph.D., is the director of the Conscious Leadership Academy and the founder of the Center for Women’s Leadership, both at the University of San Diego (USD). She has consulted with numerous companies and has taught both graduate and undergraduate courses in leadership including Gender and Leadership, Women in Leadership, and Contemporary Issues in Leadership. She also developed the Cultivate Conscious Kids program at USD. Dr. Sulpizio was a board member of the New Children’s Museum, the California Community College Women’s Basketball Association and the Fitness Advisory Council for San Diego Mesa College. She was the head women’s basketball coach at San Diego Mesa College from 2001–2007 and at Cuyamaca College from 2008–2010. 

    Dr. Sulpizio earned a Bachelor of Arts in English, Women’s Studies at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, a Master of Arts in Physical Education, Sport Psychology at San Diego State University and a doctorate in Leadership Studies at USD.

    Dr. Sulpizio has four children, Gavin ’21, Garrett ’23, Atlanta ’26 and Maddux ’29.
  • Glen Woods ’05

    Joined the board: 2022
    Serves on the Finance Committee and the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee
     
    Glen Woods ’05 is a native San Diegan and LJCDS alumnus.
     
    Following in his father’s footsteps, Woods studied at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in political science and played collegiate football for four years. 
     
    After graduating from the Naval Academy, Woods served for five years as a naval officer in a wide range of specialties including overseeing equipment safety and electrical systems and managing the day-to-day operations team for radar and AEGIS systems.
     
    Woods has worked as a wealth management advisor for Northwestern Mutual since 2014, and he has served on the finance committee of the LJCDS board of trustees since 2020.
  • Sue Zhong, Ph.D.

    Joined the board: 2022
    Serves on the Audit Committee
     
    In 2018, Sue Zhong, Ph.D., co-founded Paramita Therapeutics, an NSF-funded early-stage biotech startup focused on developing water-soluble multivalent technologies and targeted cancer therapeutics.
     
    Her career has spanned more than 25 years in pharmaceutical business development, research, sales and marketing. After completing her doctorate in cell biology at Rutgers University, Zhong worked as a research scientist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center developing a novel treatment for leukemia patients. She then worked at Abbott Laboratories for many years, eventually overseeing Abbott Molecular’s Asia-Pacific business in 13 countries, which included P&L responsibility and the development of regional support centers with extensive distributor and end-user training programs.
     
    Zhong earned a Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago and a bachelor’s degree in molecular and cell biology at the University of California, Berkeley. She and her husband, Hai Wu, are the parents of Brian Wu ’21 and Tristan Wu ’24.

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