Lee is insightful and according to colleagues and clients alike, masterful at calling forth vision and empowering its fulfillment. She encourages her clients to design their own “scope of work” and the actions they will take to actualize their intentions.

In addition to her responsibilities with 2130 Partners, Lee also volunteers as a facilitator of the Awakening the Dreamer Symposium designed by The Pachamama Alliance, whose goal is to create a human presence on the planet that is environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling and socially just.

Before joining 2130 Partners in 2001, Lee was on staff at The Hunger Project as a fundraiser and spokesperson. The Hunger Project is a strategic organization committed to ending hunger worldwide on a sustainable basis. Lee and her husband, Les, along with teams of volunteers that they trained and empowered, were instrumental in raising $20 million for the Project over a period of 20 years. Prior to this, Lee served as an educational consultant for the School District of Philadelphia focusing on children with special needs.

Lee has 30 post-master’s credits in special education from Pennsylvania State University, holds a Master of Psychology of Education degree from Temple University and a Bachelor of Arts Psychology degree from Bryn Mawr College.