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Lucille Pilling, CSR Strategy
Dr. Lucille Pilling leads the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative at NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, teaches two courses in CSR and advises a CSR student alliance. Her book, Global Health Alliance: Lessons Learned was published in February 2007; her current research is on forecasting health needs as a result of climate change and the metrics of Corporate Social Responsibility.
Pilling’s also consults on CSR issues with clients such as Henry Schein Inc, Tunnell Consulting Government Services, The Green Standard, Business Council for International Understanding, and JHPIEGO.
Earlier, she served as Vice President for International Programs at Planned Parenthood Federation of America; Senior Program Officer at Columbia University; and Program Officer at UNFPA. She lived and worked in Africa and Latin America for 13 years (Ghana, Kenya, Bolivia, Costa Rica and Zimbabwe) and provided short-term technical assistance in Thailand, the Philippines, Romania, Mozambique, Ethiopia, and Haiti. Her contracts were with Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH), John Short Associates, John Snow Inc., Johns Hopkins University, Aga Khan Foundation, ILO, USAID in Ghana, Kenya, Bolivia and Costa Rica, and US Peace Corps in Kenya and Zimbabwe.
Working in the private sector before moving to Africa, Pilling had broad experience in pharmaceutical advertising for Kallir, Philips, Ross and in international marketing for Avon.
Pilling earned an EdD in Organization and Leadership and a MPH from Columbia University following a BS in Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania.
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